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A flexible brand is one that can adapt to it’s surroundings. It can move seamlessly between the physical world and the digital one. The way brand and design adapts across different digital platforms and devices is key to building consistent and coherent visuals.

Our design portfolio

A selection of our projects can be found below – each working for a specific intended audience and aligning with the brand values of the organisations. Contact us if you would like to speak about your project further.

Sponge Play logo design for Turned on its head - an 1970’s style typographic brand.

Sponge Play

a dozen eggs have created a flexible brand for Sponge Play - dance, play and performance for children under 4 and their families, brought to us by the Turned on its Head team.

By Fran Johnson : 20/11/2017
Logo for Clear Air for CMP resolutions

CMP Solutions

a dozen eggs designed and developed a website for CMP, alongside sub brands and an illustration style.

By Fran Johnson : 01/09/2017
Neddie, a character for DepotNet.

Depotnet

DepotNet is a management software solution for contractors. a dozen eggs have worked with them to develop design material for their website, print and digital media.

By Fran Johnson : 01/09/2017
An ASAP watercraft in action in the ocean - part of a gallery page on the website

ASAP watercrafts

Power assisted water crafts, both for the leisure and life saving markets. ASAP watercrafts needed a site that showed off their recent photographs and press coverage.

By Fran Johnson : 01/09/2017
Head Start Tuition logo and frog illustration

Head Start tuition

A Solihull based tuition service for primary aged children, Head Start tuition provides private after school tuition for children struggling in core subjects.

By Fran Johnson : 01/09/2017
Brand identity for a student review web platform Student Crowd

StudentCrowd

The online review site for students - seeking opinions on accommodation, jobs, courses and much more. a dozen eggs have created a brand and are extending it using an ongoing iterative process.

By Fran Johnson : 01/09/2017