title="Burfield Creative">Burfield Creative

Malmesbery Netball required a new logo to represent their team. They came to us to see if we could help them out on a limited budget. They liked the idea of incorporating the history of Malmesbury, so wings to link to Elmer, the monk who flew from the top of the abbey on homemade wings 1000 years ago seemed like an obvious choice.

Kimberley was quick to pull this one around. By creating retro inspired wings and using a university style font, the final outcome was something that we feel proud of and the team love!

Malmesbery Netball required a new logo to represent their team. They came to us to see if we could help them out on a limited budget. They liked the idea of incorporating the history of Malmesbury, so wings to link to Elmer, the monk who flew from the top of the abbey on homemade wings 1000 years ago seemed like an obvious choice.

Kimberley was quick to pull this one around. By creating retro inspired wings and using a university style font, the final outcome was something that we feel proud of and the team love!

Nancy & Rebecca from Cavendish Cooks came to us wanting a logo that would make their business stand out and really reflect their ethos of 'home cooking'.

Kimberley took their initial thoughts about how they wanted to be portrayed, to produce an organic logo that reflects that country kitchen/Victorian style of Bath. It has a 'homely' air about it that Nancy & Rebecca were looking for.

We were enlisted to come up with a contemporary design that would really stand out from their competitors and be memorable.

Although not having much information to go on, Kimberley was able to come up with a contemporary abstract design that works well within the legal market and the client was over the moon with!

A refresh of Steve's existing logo that would reflect the new website design.

Classic and simple, Kimberley was able to produce a timeless design that mirrors the clients bespoke furniture service.

A design to appeal to a higher end target market and reflect David's personal guiding service.

Kimberley has incorporated the different landscapes of the West Country through the stylish icon, also adding subtle colour to the design.

Tony came to us looking for a contemporary logo that would last the test of time.

Keeping things corporate, Kimberley produced a design that reflects the business well.

Debbie's logo needed refreshing to fit in with the new website design.

By changing the typeface and updating the sunflower icon, Kimberley was able to give their logo the lift that it needed.

This client has such a wide variety of customers, from an elderly lady recovering from a hip-operation to a young up and coming athlete that we needed to make sure that we didn't pigeon-hole them.

Although an image of a house would have been an obvious choice, Kimberley wanted to concentrate on the service that StoneHouse Clinic are providing, and so came up with a stylised figure that would fit alongside the more traditional font. We feel that it appeals to the variety of customers that the StoneHouse Clinic will be dealing, with making it extremely versatile.

Jason was looking for simple design to represent his business and give them an identity.

Kimberley was able to finalise the design very quickly, but still incorporating all the aspects that the client was looking for.