The design itself uses seven pieces of original art created by service users, arranged to create a vibrant and contemporary identity for this national campaign.

Cotswold House is a dedicated residential eating disorders service. Launched in early 2008, the identity was developed with input form service user focus groups and is used on all communications material.

Developed for the consultation undertaken by the Council and the NHS in 2008. The solution incorporates a graphic solution using elements that represent the area allied to lifestyle lead photography.

Trust wide Identity and guidelines developed for NHS Suffolk incorporating a full range a graphic figures and photographic styling

This concept uses photography of scenes from Liverpool as series of colour coded back drops with foreground illustrations of Trust staff colour coded to areas of activity .

This identity conveys the unity and strength created by the formation of the Care Trust and is based upon continuous lines and shapes depicting the Trusts objective of progression in a modern NHS.
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This ID was created by shooting 27 photographic images that reflect the Trust,its services and aims and the area.

This brand is based on people, 24 hour commitment and community values. By depicting key landmarks and these values, the identity achieves both personal and geographical values allied to full-time commitment, in one.

‘Think about it’ uses a series of facts and figures relating to mental health and focuses entirely on people, using original drawings from all different age groups and walks of life.

Everyday people, people everyday uses 26 pop art portraits in a pallet of colours to signify service areas of the Trust. The identity has full guidelines allowing the Trust to manage its own identity.

Identity created for Mental Health Trust

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