Creating a visual identity

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Two category nominations accepted for the DandAD Awards – we will know in April…

Slater Harrison needed a striking way to show the new Centura Pearl range of decorative paper and card to customers. The innovative nature of the product demanded original thinking, and Fox Graphics did not disappoint.

I first met Kate Fox in July ’11 to discuss the launch of Slater Harrison’s Centura Pearl paper range. Her idea was to display the new paper using large origami stars and balls.

Here are just a few examples of the logos we have developed for clients. Each one has been specially designed to complement the product sector,

Remember – “Whenever you see a succesful business, someone once made a courageous decision” Peter Drucker (business guru)

For those who can afford to, it isn’t easy deciding on where to invest for the best.

When Fox Graphics decided to endorse local charity KidsCan on the back of their business cards, it had positive consequences for all involved…

English student and design company are not two things you would often put together.
However, when Kate Fox of Fox Graphics kindly invited me to do work experience with her, I could not refuse.

Fox Graphics has successfully Art Directed new photography for Slater Harrison’s EDUcraft paper and card products reaching out to Schools and creatives.

“When you ask Kate to do a job, it gets done,” Stephen explains. “I let Kate know what the problem is – it gets picked up, considered, acted on, printed and delivered to our doorstep – and it’s right every time.

‘I think we can safely say we were best in show – the stand was buzzing and the drinks reception was a sight to behold!’
We were sponsoring & exhibiting at the ‘Celebrate Cheshire’ @ Chester Racecourse

Back in November last year I was contacted by Helen at Nucletron asking for some help with all of the events she had
to handle for 2011.
You can download Black Iris’ exhibition portfolio for 2011 at the bottom of the post.

    Established in 1929, Slater Harrison’s papers, boards and coatings are global brands sold in 80 countries worldwide. The laminated board, Colourmount, has been

Any of you who have Children going to Uni this Autumn could help educate the next generation to reduce this Cancer…

Media photographers at a Brands Hatch race day recently filmed the Topspeed formula 3 car driven by Stephen Clegg – Managing Director of Topspeed Couriers

We have secured some great offers for display stands and banners for use at exhibitions, events or just to dress your offices for visitors.

Hurry before these fantastic prices expire.

Many of your employees are parents. Imagine them arriving at work free from family stress,
knowing their children are happy and settled, and feeling ready and motivated for a productive
day at work?!

The chances are that for many, this is a rare occurrence.

In a fast moving competitive world potential clients can take less than 30 seconds to subliminally reject a product or service.

Like other aspects of Intellectual Property, such as technical inventions, industrial designs and copyright, trade marks can be a valuable business asset and investing in their proper protection and clearance for use ought to be an important consideration for any business.

In an increasingly principle-focused market where the demand for ethical processes is intensifying, it is becoming ever-more important for businesses to not only deliver the best possible service, but to also be seen to deliver it in the most environmentally-friendly and ecological way.

In this current market where competition between businesses is greater than ever and where the battle for survival is an increasingly tough one, the way a business presents itself is vital. Kate Fox, Founder and Director of Fox Graphics, explains why a firm’s image is key to its success…

With the development of technology and the increasing popularity of ‘e-magazines’ and ‘e-reads’, many people believe that traditional forms of print are destined for decline. However, the case is not as clear cut as some might think and established forms of media still have their place in modern society.

“Companies have been increasingly looking for ways to cut their environmental footprint, and yet until recently green design options were often lower quality and significantly more expensive. Kate Fox, Founder and Director of Fox Graphics, explains why quality printing no longer needs to cost the earth.”