Mour Digital Ltd.

18/05/2025

18/03/2025

Exeter-based yoga instructor, teacher, and writer, Nikkie, came to me looking for branding, a website, posters, flyers, stationery, social media artwork and templates… This was the complete package.

18/03/2025

Taunton-based electrical business and event audio-visual supplier, Eclipse, asked for a rebrand and two websites. This is an ongoing project so see back for an update soon…

18/03/2025

A mark for a South West UK drone photographer taking inspiration from adventure sportswear branding. We worked towards something that we felt begged to be applied to teeshirts and hoodies.

18/03/2025

Another complete re-branding and website, this time for national payroll management company. We modernised the mark by simplifying what was there and introduced a new typeface to the identity. Evolution not revolution for this one.

17/03/2025

North Devon accountancy firm, Ward and Co, came to me looking for branding and application to printed stationery back in 2022. We came up with a super clean identity using a minimalist typeface and colourway that encapsulated their professionalism, ethics, and their modern approach.

17/03/2025

Excel Agri are independent feed and nutrition experts supplying agri feed and supplements and tailored formulations for livestock farmers in the South West UK. They came to me for a brand that reflected their modern approach in a traditional field. We then applied this to print, digital, uniforms, signage, vehicle livery, and everything in between…

17/03/2025

Developing from a keen interest in conservation grazing, re-wilding and park/ moorland management, Nova Park Farm was born in 2020 in Oakhampton, Devon. I was approached to create a brand identity that drew from traditional livestock show boards but signalled Nova Park’s forward-looking approach. The branding was designed for application to signage, apparel, digital, as well as show boards/ banners.

17/03/2025

A mark created for the Exeter branch of the international A4P movement, arranging events and raising money/ awareness for a their cause. The mark takes inspiration from the homemade kites used to bring down military drones in the war-torn country.