Hi, I'm Brett Wilkinson, a Leicester based Freelance Graphic Designer with 15 years industry experience. I help clients design beautifully crafted Identities, Brands, Websites and Print work. I place a strong focus on visual communication and strategic thinking and consider myself a proactive and results driven designer. Above all, I provide clients with the complete support they need to market their business, crafting valuable designs that increase sales, build brands and attract new audiences.
I am also co-founder of the highly successful Motion Graphics agency Moving, alongside being a widely recognised illustrator counting many global clients. I look at three factors when quoting which are time, complexity and scale. I prefer to agree a budget with fixed deliverables at the start of a project, however, I am happy to work at an hourly rate where required.
My work always provides a high return on investment. I begin by writing a brief in collaboration with the client, followed by research, development, design and amends.
I am also co-founder of the highly successful Motion Graphics agency Moving, alongside being a widely recognised illustrator counting many global clients. I look at three factors when quoting which are time, complexity and scale. I prefer to agree a budget with fixed deliverables at the start of a project, however, I am happy to work at an hourly rate where required.
My work always provides a high return on investment. I begin by writing a brief in collaboration with the client, followed by research, development, design and amends.
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Following the success of the Loughborough Degree Show identity, Loughborough Design School requested an exhibition stand design for New Designers Product Design Exhibition 2016.
The space needed to house 14 students work, giving each product its own showcase while still having a strong visual presence as a group exhibition.
The visual style followed on from the book we produced for the 2016 Degree Show to maintain consistency while designs of the stand were sketched during group meetings.
The sketches were followed by 3D designs of the space, built to allow experimentation without having to undergo any manual labour before sign-off.
The space needed to house 14 students work, giving each product its own showcase while still having a strong visual presence as a group exhibition.
The visual style followed on from the book we produced for the 2016 Degree Show to maintain consistency while designs of the stand were sketched during group meetings.
The sketches were followed by 3D designs of the space, built to allow experimentation without having to undergo any manual labour before sign-off.
Open City London champion the art of creative documentary and filmmaking.
With the 2015 Festival and the updated identity being such a success, they wanted to continue pushing their boundaries.
Building on last years concept of space and community, this years aesthetic took a new direction, with the introduction of a second brand colour.
Using colour graded images and dynamic new layouts we created a 40 page festival programme, posters, flyers and digital presentations.
The 2016 festival was once again well attended and well received by film enthusiasts and industry professionals, keeping Open City at the forefront of documentary festivals in the UK.
With the 2015 Festival and the updated identity being such a success, they wanted to continue pushing their boundaries.
Building on last years concept of space and community, this years aesthetic took a new direction, with the introduction of a second brand colour.
Using colour graded images and dynamic new layouts we created a 40 page festival programme, posters, flyers and digital presentations.
The 2016 festival was once again well attended and well received by film enthusiasts and industry professionals, keeping Open City at the forefront of documentary festivals in the UK.
Open City Documentary Festival is the one of the UK's biggest film festivals dedicated solely to the art of documentary film making.
Following a successful pitch, OCDF asked to re-design the festival identity and printed materials.
The identity is based on the concept of creating an open space in the community, which is exactly what the festival promotes.
The client wanted the identity to reflect the festival's young and modern atmosphere.
Using simple graphic devices and subtle imagery a considered, recognisable and fresh image was created for the festival to thrive on.
Following a successful pitch, OCDF asked to re-design the festival identity and printed materials.
The identity is based on the concept of creating an open space in the community, which is exactly what the festival promotes.
The client wanted the identity to reflect the festival's young and modern atmosphere.
Using simple graphic devices and subtle imagery a considered, recognisable and fresh image was created for the festival to thrive on.
LCB Depot, a hub of creative businesses in Leicester, asked for help celebrating their 10th anniversary by designing a piece of wall art to enhance their central courtyard.
The brief was to capture the nature of the building and it's occupants and to depict this in one large illustration.
I responded to this by coming up with a list of everything great about the venue and working with LCB to craft a design for a 30ft wide illustration.
The final artwork was applied using 5mm thick, fully weatherproof Foamex boards.
The brief was to capture the nature of the building and it's occupants and to depict this in one large illustration.
I responded to this by coming up with a list of everything great about the venue and working with LCB to craft a design for a 30ft wide illustration.
The final artwork was applied using 5mm thick, fully weatherproof Foamex boards.
Marketing themselves as a high quality replica designer furniture retailer, Pash had ambitions of breaking out of the wholesale market and into the High Street.
With an existing identity that was dated and falling behind in the market, Pash asked for a new identity that reflected their belief and love for timeless design whilst making them attractive to new consumers.
Based on their vision, we devised an identity with an updated colour palette, tone of voice and typographic style that reflected their values.
With an existing identity that was dated and falling behind in the market, Pash asked for a new identity that reflected their belief and love for timeless design whilst making them attractive to new consumers.
Based on their vision, we devised an identity with an updated colour palette, tone of voice and typographic style that reflected their values.
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