In Perigee brand identity

Logo design for new British furniture brand In Perigee. The word 'perigee' describes the phase of the moon's orbit when it is closest to the earth and its gravitational pull has greatest influence over the world. The logo embodies the brand values; Bold, Optimism and Attraction.

In Perigee - Website and product design

Website design and product design for new British furniture brand In Perigee.

mineheart.com website implementation

Website implementation for furniture and product brand Mineheart. Design by Young & Battaglia.

Comic serif!

In homage to the world famous comic sans font, I proudly present... comic serif! for those times when comic sans just isn't fancy enough. Use comic serif on your academic website, museum brochure or for your next novel layout and inject some playfulness (but not too much) into your work.

howellbuild.co.uk new identity

New corporate identity and website for building firm Howell. Website features dynamic content and blog integration, allowing the user to upload content from home or from a smartphone. This strategy means that websites can be kept up to date easily and cheaply with dynamic content which is highly optimised for search engines. Social network integration on both the blog and website harnesses the power of social media as a marketing tool.

The QR brown fox...

Experimenting with new mobile technology to to find different ways to represent words and information. It's interesting to notice the similarity to the characters of the Chinese language and how it evokes a sense of modern day, electronic hieroglyphics.

Interior photography in Elle Deco

Bookcase wallpaper by Young & Battaglia was featured in Elle Decoration, Feb edition. Interior photography by Mark Howell and Young & Battaglia.

Comic Sans - Acorn skip hire

I would find it very hard to ignore a capitalised Comic Sans skip warning like this.

99p Stores in Wembley, London

I hope this lights up at night!

RIBA Cambridge Futurama

Thanks to Vanessa and Brendan of StudioMold for inviting me to collaborate on a presentation about our vision for the future of Cambridge. The presentation, held at the Guildhall, Cambridge and arranged by the Cambridge Association of Architects last Friday and was in the PechaKucha format. Some really interesting, inspirational and funny presentations were delivered by many non-architectural organisations, Particularly by Jimmy's night shelter, and the Colourful Cambridge Campaign. I really enjoyed the event and hope to take part in something similar again.

Exploring how belongings are stored

Different people organise their belongings in different ways. This chest of drawers will encourage users to categorise their possessions according to their colour, creating a unique but oddly intuitive method of storage.

The QR revolution

A QR code is a quick and (relitively) easy way to share information such as URLs and phone numbers using a mobile device. I have noticed a surge in their use since the beginning of 2010 and I am keen to use this method of information storage in my design work in the future, both in 2D print and 3D.