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Versa Consulting Ltd
Versa is a specialist educational consultancy defined by
a versatile and innovative new approach to its advisory,
research and project management roles. Western Aspect
has worked closely with them to define their corporate
livery and develop a strong visual image for their
brand, illustrated here by an example of their business
cards.
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ProCorporate
For this client, a provider of payment services for
contract workers, the brief was to create a promotional
literature set that would assert a strong and
distinctive corporate identity in their market, whilst
clearly articulating their service offering to potential
new customers.
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BASIS newsletter
Printed newsletter design for this Adult Literacy
outreach organization, part of the Wiltshire Local
Education Authority. The regular newsletters play an
important role in affirming a sense of community among
the project's participants.
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Editas promotional
brochure
This project called for a logo and identity design, plus
the creation of a promotional literature set for this
specialist knowledge-management software company.
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Deerfield
Deerfield, a pensions & insurance software company,
required a logo and identity for their business
stationery. The design uses a simple, elegant motif and
understated styling to convey the company's core values
of knowledge and experience, and a commitment to quality
& traditional standards of service.
Western Aspect also developed a series of press
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Syrrius Consulting
This client, a pensions and insurance software
consultancy, wanted to update and refresh their
corporate identity. The brief was to create a new logo
and associated promotional material, whilst maintaining
consistency with the spirit of their existing identity.
The objective was to clearly define and present their
service offering and provide a stronger visual brand
identity that would appeal to clients in their sector.
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Aardvark Learning
This client, a newly-formed business training provider,
required a logo, corporate identity and web site. The
logo motif represents communication and learning
relationships, and its extension across printed media
and web site captures the company's cheerful, friendly
and accessible personality. Their web site had to
present their service offering to visitors in a clear,
swiftly-grasped and memorable manner to gain attention
in a crowded and highly competitive market.
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| WJW Consultancy
Logo and identity design for a new pensions systems
consultancy. |
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| Book cover
Jacket design for a self-published management text book. |
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