Ali Beckett Design

05/07/2022

The latest issue of The Ems, a newspaper I produce for the Emsworth Residents Association. Contact me if you have any design jobs you would like a quote for. I particularly enjoy working with community groups.

Welcome to the Summer 2022 edition of The Ems. We are a full colour, 32 page, community newspaper serving the Emsworth area. Emsworth is a small town (10,000 population) on the south coast of England, between Portsmouth and Chichester.

09/12/2021

I have just redesigned this leaflet which gives an overview of the history of a Victorian oyster boat that is still used for pleasure trips from Emsworth in the summer months.

18/11/2021

Over the last couple of years I have been working with Judi at Chichester Harbour Conservancy on a set of downloadable activity sheets for families with the aim of getting everyone out enjoying and exploring the natural environment of our wonderful Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

12/11/2021

We covered Eilidh's story and local links in the Autumn Friends of Chichester Harbour newsletter - vote now for our local sailor!

Great Britain SailGP Team

Hannah Mills & Eilidh have been nominated for the Sportswomen of the Year Awards after their gold winning performance in Tokyo.
Get your votes in!
👉http://sportswomenoftheyear.co.uk

28/10/2021

Over the last 18 months I have been working with Judi at Chichester Harbour to produce a set of downloadable walks and cycle routes around the AONB. We put the directions on the map so it is easy to use on a phone or as a print out. Complete sets are now available in a clear polyproplene wallet made from biodegradable materials which are 100% recyclable.
Download your weekend route at https://www.conservancy.co.uk/page/Walking

12/10/2021

We are working with The Acorn Workshop on these great new nature rubbing posts. Why not include a trail booklet or specially designed rubbing sheets in your project? Perfect for nature trails.

23/07/2021

We have just completed an exciting project at Sompting Brooks. The Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust have transformed this area and realigned a chalk stream. We were thrilled to work with them on the site interpretation.
The Acorn Workshop NovaDura

The team at the Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust have done an amazing job transforming a piece of land at Sompting, West Sussex for community use. A key element was realigning a chalk stream through the meadow. Chalk streams are a rare but very important habitat. Archaeological surveys were part of the ov...

08/01/2021

Thanks to Paul at Strong Island Media for sending this video from 10 years ago when I designed an exhibition at Emsworth Museum to celebrate 40 years of Chichester Harbour Conservancy. Nice trip down memory lane!

Chichester Harbour Conservancy held an exhibition at Emsworth Museum to celebrate it's 40th anniversary.Find out more at:http://www.conservancy.co.ukhttp://w...

28/12/2020

I've enjoyed working with Georgie to create the new Hello Love website. She has a clear vision and I wish her and Greg all the best in this exciting venture with the caravan photo booth. If you need a website built please get in touch. https://www.hello-love.co.uk

Hello Love provide the perfect additions to your special event. We have a fun caravan photo booth to capture memories and a beautiful party cart for hire.

03/12/2020

Another joint project with The Acorn Workshop. I designed a panel featuring some fascinating maps - one from 1600 - which detail the history of the common. The panel is on both sides of the board so it can be read from the road or the common. The Acorn Workshop made the beautiful oak frame with two lockable noticeboards. Panel printed by NovaDura.

17/11/2020

I can't wait to travel to Scotland to see this set of panels designed for the Ayrshire Coastal Path. They highlight what is so special about this beautiful area, particularly the wildlife. It was a joy to work on the project, it felt like I was travelling there through the wonderful photos the team supplied for me to work with. Ayrshire Coastal Path

09/10/2020

My John Keats panel for Chichester City Council is now up! Next to the wonderful statue by local sculptor Vincent Gray, the panel explains Keats' links with our city.