SocialChain

SocialChain initially approached us for our design consultancy services. They were in the process of undergoing a rebrand due to their acquisition by Brave Bison and sought our expertise. After an initial phase of providing feedback and creative ideas, we were awarded the contract for their brand identity and website design.

The crux of our challenge was to create an identity that seamlessly fused the heritage of SocialChain with the present and future vision of Brave Bison.

We began by crafting a bespoke logotype that bore a resemblance to Brave Bison's own, but with carefully considered visual distinctions. For instance, we designed custom shapes for the dots in the logotype's ‘i’s’, mirroring the 16:9 format to symbolise the world where SocialChain's expertise lies. These distinctive shapes became a recurring motif throughout the entire identity, appearing in elements such as image framing and animated transitions.

To further enhance the brand, we introduced a vibrant and contemporary colour palette. This palette was thoughtfully selected to represent SocialChain's core values: Listen, Learn, and Connect. Additionally, we implemented specific guidelines for photography to ensure a cohesive visual identity. In addition to this we created various visual assets optimised for the 9:16/16:9 format, which aligns with the digital landscape that SocialChain actively engages in.

The Shark Trust x Jimmy Higgs

In this short micro-doc, we explore James’ childhood and how his creativity and interests have manifested in producing stylised artwork of marine life, specifically various species of shark. That art has lead to a collaboration with the Shark Trust (the UK’s leading shark charity dedicated to the conservation of sharks, skates, rays and chimaeras) in order to produce clothing that raises both money and awareness to support their vision: A future where sharks thrive within a globally healthy marine esosystem. You can visit www.sharktrust.org to understand more about the threats and challenges facing these beautiful and often misunderstood creatures.

AKT II | The Twist

In our collaboration with AKT II, we travelled to Kiestofos Sculpture Park in Jevnaker Norway to produce a short piece showcasing The Twist - a unique structure situated between scenic forested riverbanks. The Twist functions as both a crossing over the Randselva River and as an indoor exhibition space used to showcase contemporary artwork. Somewhat unique to this film was the desire to push in a different creative direction to our previous collaborations with AKT II. With the majority of the previous films set within cityscapes and urban environments, The Twist project allowed us to showcase a unique structure with impressive design and function amongst the Norweigan countryside. As a result, the cinematography evokes elegant sensibilities versus an energetic aesthetic. Sound recordings of the river and surrounding area were used to create a soundscape to immerse the viewer in the location. Finally, a celluloid film-inspired colour grade was carried out, complimenting the green and brown shades on display.

YMCA | St. Paul’s AGM

Commissioned by YMCA England & Wales, we produced an 8-minute film for their ‘Annual General Meet’ at St. Paul’s Cathedral in 2018. Their key objective was to highlight perspectives across their staff, volunteers and members of the public, showing how their lives have been positively impacted by the presence of YMCA housing, community centres, programmes and initiatives.

Brave Bison

Brave Bison are a media, marketing and technology company built for the new era. Connecting digital experiences, creators and conversions, Brave Bison embrace the complexity of their clients' worlds and their own to deliver sustainable growth.

We began consulting with Brave Bison, guiding them on the use of their new brand and helping to create templated artwork for their social channels. Our graphic support also extended to print collateral including business cards, comp slips and Christmas cards.

Breley Design

For three decades, Breley Design has meticulously crafted a diverse portfolio of residential and commercial projects across the UK and Europe, serving both domestic and international clients. Their specialisation spans from new builds, refurbishments, and extensions in the commercial property sector to a wide spectrum of residential projects. With a proven track record, they excel in the successful design and coordination of projects ranging from small-scale endeavours to multi-million pound constructions.

Rev.01 took on the challenge of revitalising the Breley Design brand, infusing it with a modern and competitive edge. The outcome was the creation of a sleek, tailor-made logotype accompanied by a responsive brand identity. In addition to the logo, we extended our expertise to develop print collateral and provided essential graphic support for the website construction.

Leigh Folk Festival ’22

Following a two-year absence, Leigh Folk Festival returned in 2022 celebrating it’s thirty-year anniversary. Our highlight film showcases a wide variety of musicians, dances, poetry, comedy, food vendors, crafts, and workshops.

Sobry Beak

Poco Gelato

A brand film created for organic ice cream parlour, Poco Gelato in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.

QCS Techniques

Anti-Plastic People

Anti-Plastic People is a not-for-profit community interest company that promotes a 360° strategy to tackle single-use plastic pollution.

Anti-Plastic People was born out of frustration towards the public backlash to UK government’s implementation of the 5p Carrier Bag Charge in October 2015, and the counterintuitive response by Britain’s largest supermarkets.

Their mission evolved from a simple idea for a range of alternatives to single-use plastic products – starting with canvas shopping bags, flasks and water bottles – to promoting a 360° strategy to tackle single-use plastic pollution.

At Rev.01, our mission was to craft an identity capable of resonating with a diverse and extensive community, all united by a singular vision: a planet that's cleaner and healthier. Our design approach involved encapsulating the logo in a versatile frame, designed to be easily extracted and applied across both digital and print materials, effectively emphasising key points of significance.

The chosen colour palette draws inspiration from the ocean, featuring multiple shades of blue meticulously sampled from imagery of the sea. To create a striking contrast, we introduced an intensely unnatural, luminous green. This vivid hue symbolises the very single-use plastics that the Anti-Plastic People are passionately committed to eradicating.

SocialChain

SocialChain initially approached us for our design consultancy services. They were in the process of undergoing a rebrand due to their acquisition by Brave Bison and sought our expertise. After an initial phase of providing feedback and creative ideas, we were awarded the contract for their brand identity and website design.

The crux of our challenge was to create an identity that seamlessly fused the heritage of SocialChain with the present and future vision of Brave Bison.

We began by crafting a bespoke logotype that bore a resemblance to Brave Bison's own, but with carefully considered visual distinctions. For instance, we designed custom shapes for the dots in the logotype's ‘i’s’, mirroring the 16:9 format to symbolise the world where SocialChain's expertise lies. These distinctive shapes became a recurring motif throughout the entire identity, appearing in elements such as image framing and animated transitions.

To further enhance the brand, we introduced a vibrant and contemporary colour palette. This palette was thoughtfully selected to represent SocialChain's core values: Listen, Learn, and Connect. Additionally, we implemented specific guidelines for photography to ensure a cohesive visual identity. In addition to this we created various visual assets optimised for the 9:16/16:9 format, which aligns with the digital landscape that SocialChain actively engages in.

Sobry Beak

QCS Techniques

Breley Design

For three decades, Breley Design has meticulously crafted a diverse portfolio of residential and commercial projects across the UK and Europe, serving both domestic and international clients. Their specialisation spans from new builds, refurbishments, and extensions in the commercial property sector to a wide spectrum of residential projects. With a proven track record, they excel in the successful design and coordination of projects ranging from small-scale endeavours to multi-million pound constructions.

Rev.01 took on the challenge of revitalising the Breley Design brand, infusing it with a modern and competitive edge. The outcome was the creation of a sleek, tailor-made logotype accompanied by a responsive brand identity. In addition to the logo, we extended our expertise to develop print collateral and provided essential graphic support for the website construction.

Anti-Plastic People

Anti-Plastic People is a not-for-profit community interest company that promotes a 360° strategy to tackle single-use plastic pollution.

Anti-Plastic People was born out of frustration towards the public backlash to UK government’s implementation of the 5p Carrier Bag Charge in October 2015, and the counterintuitive response by Britain’s largest supermarkets.

Their mission evolved from a simple idea for a range of alternatives to single-use plastic products – starting with canvas shopping bags, flasks and water bottles – to promoting a 360° strategy to tackle single-use plastic pollution.

At Rev.01, our mission was to craft an identity capable of resonating with a diverse and extensive community, all united by a singular vision: a planet that's cleaner and healthier. Our design approach involved encapsulating the logo in a versatile frame, designed to be easily extracted and applied across both digital and print materials, effectively emphasising key points of significance.

The chosen colour palette draws inspiration from the ocean, featuring multiple shades of blue meticulously sampled from imagery of the sea. To create a striking contrast, we introduced an intensely unnatural, luminous green. This vivid hue symbolises the very single-use plastics that the Anti-Plastic People are passionately committed to eradicating.

Leigh Folk Festival ’22

Following a two-year absence, Leigh Folk Festival returned in 2022 celebrating it’s thirty-year anniversary. Our highlight film showcases a wide variety of musicians, dances, poetry, comedy, food vendors, crafts, and workshops.

SocialChain

SocialChain initially approached us for our design consultancy services. They were in the process of undergoing a rebrand due to their acquisition by Brave Bison and sought our expertise. After an initial phase of providing feedback and creative ideas, we were awarded the contract for their brand identity and website design.

The crux of our challenge was to create an identity that seamlessly fused the heritage of SocialChain with the present and future vision of Brave Bison.

We began by crafting a bespoke logotype that bore a resemblance to Brave Bison's own, but with carefully considered visual distinctions. For instance, we designed custom shapes for the dots in the logotype's ‘i’s’, mirroring the 16:9 format to symbolise the world where SocialChain's expertise lies. These distinctive shapes became a recurring motif throughout the entire identity, appearing in elements such as image framing and animated transitions.

To further enhance the brand, we introduced a vibrant and contemporary colour palette. This palette was thoughtfully selected to represent SocialChain's core values: Listen, Learn, and Connect. Additionally, we implemented specific guidelines for photography to ensure a cohesive visual identity. In addition to this we created various visual assets optimised for the 9:16/16:9 format, which aligns with the digital landscape that SocialChain actively engages in.

Sobry Beak

Brave Bison

Brave Bison are a media, marketing and technology company built for the new era. Connecting digital experiences, creators and conversions, Brave Bison embrace the complexity of their clients' worlds and their own to deliver sustainable growth.

We began consulting with Brave Bison, guiding them on the use of their new brand and helping to create templated artwork for their social channels. Our graphic support also extended to print collateral including business cards, comp slips and Christmas cards.

SocialChain

SocialChain initially approached us for our design consultancy services. They were in the process of undergoing a rebrand due to their acquisition by Brave Bison and sought our expertise. After an initial phase of providing feedback and creative ideas, we were awarded the contract for their brand identity and website design.

The crux of our challenge was to create an identity that seamlessly fused the heritage of SocialChain with the present and future vision of Brave Bison.

We began by crafting a bespoke logotype that bore a resemblance to Brave Bison's own, but with carefully considered visual distinctions. For instance, we designed custom shapes for the dots in the logotype's ‘i’s’, mirroring the 16:9 format to symbolise the world where SocialChain's expertise lies. These distinctive shapes became a recurring motif throughout the entire identity, appearing in elements such as image framing and animated transitions.

To further enhance the brand, we introduced a vibrant and contemporary colour palette. This palette was thoughtfully selected to represent SocialChain's core values: Listen, Learn, and Connect. Additionally, we implemented specific guidelines for photography to ensure a cohesive visual identity. In addition to this we created various visual assets optimised for the 9:16/16:9 format, which aligns with the digital landscape that SocialChain actively engages in.

Sobry Beak

QCS Techniques

Breley Design

For three decades, Breley Design has meticulously crafted a diverse portfolio of residential and commercial projects across the UK and Europe, serving both domestic and international clients. Their specialisation spans from new builds, refurbishments, and extensions in the commercial property sector to a wide spectrum of residential projects. With a proven track record, they excel in the successful design and coordination of projects ranging from small-scale endeavours to multi-million pound constructions.

Rev.01 took on the challenge of revitalising the Breley Design brand, infusing it with a modern and competitive edge. The outcome was the creation of a sleek, tailor-made logotype accompanied by a responsive brand identity. In addition to the logo, we extended our expertise to develop print collateral and provided essential graphic support for the website construction.

Anti-Plastic People

Anti-Plastic People is a not-for-profit community interest company that promotes a 360° strategy to tackle single-use plastic pollution.

Anti-Plastic People was born out of frustration towards the public backlash to UK government’s implementation of the 5p Carrier Bag Charge in October 2015, and the counterintuitive response by Britain’s largest supermarkets.

Their mission evolved from a simple idea for a range of alternatives to single-use plastic products – starting with canvas shopping bags, flasks and water bottles – to promoting a 360° strategy to tackle single-use plastic pollution.

At Rev.01, our mission was to craft an identity capable of resonating with a diverse and extensive community, all united by a singular vision: a planet that's cleaner and healthier. Our design approach involved encapsulating the logo in a versatile frame, designed to be easily extracted and applied across both digital and print materials, effectively emphasising key points of significance.

The chosen colour palette draws inspiration from the ocean, featuring multiple shades of blue meticulously sampled from imagery of the sea. To create a striking contrast, we introduced an intensely unnatural, luminous green. This vivid hue symbolises the very single-use plastics that the Anti-Plastic People are passionately committed to eradicating.

Brave Bison

Brave Bison are a media, marketing and technology company built for the new era. Connecting digital experiences, creators and conversions, Brave Bison embrace the complexity of their clients' worlds and their own to deliver sustainable growth.

We began consulting with Brave Bison, guiding them on the use of their new brand and helping to create templated artwork for their social channels. Our graphic support also extended to print collateral including business cards, comp slips and Christmas cards.

S. Stibbards & Sons

‘A Duty of Care,' is a video that delves into the rich heritage and daily operations of S. Stibbards & Sons. ‘A Duty of Care’ unfolds the legacy of Stibbards, showcasing their deep commitment to excellence and a profound sense of duty. This video not only celebrates their storied history but also sheds light on the unwavering dedication to care that sets Stibbards apart in their industry. It's more than a video; it's a testament to Stibbards' enduring commitment to quality and service."

YMCA | St. Paul’s AGM

Commissioned by YMCA England & Wales, we produced an 8-minute film for their ‘Annual General Meet’ at St. Paul’s Cathedral in 2018. Their key objective was to highlight perspectives across their staff, volunteers and members of the public, showing how their lives have been positively impacted by the presence of YMCA housing, community centres, programmes and initiatives.

Poco Gelato

A brand film created for organic ice cream parlour, Poco Gelato in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.

The Shark Trust x Jimmy Higgs

In this short micro-doc, we explore James’ childhood and how his creativity and interests have manifested in producing stylised artwork of marine life, specifically various species of shark. That art has lead to a collaboration with the Shark Trust (the UK’s leading shark charity dedicated to the conservation of sharks, skates, rays and chimaeras) in order to produce clothing that raises both money and awareness to support their vision: A future where sharks thrive within a globally healthy marine esosystem. You can visit www.sharktrust.org to understand more about the threats and challenges facing these beautiful and often misunderstood creatures.

AKT II | The Twist

In our collaboration with AKT II, we travelled to Kiestofos Sculpture Park in Jevnaker Norway to produce a short piece showcasing The Twist - a unique structure situated between scenic forested riverbanks. The Twist functions as both a crossing over the Randselva River and as an indoor exhibition space used to showcase contemporary artwork. Somewhat unique to this film was the desire to push in a different creative direction to our previous collaborations with AKT II. With the majority of the previous films set within cityscapes and urban environments, The Twist project allowed us to showcase a unique structure with impressive design and function amongst the Norweigan countryside. As a result, the cinematography evokes elegant sensibilities versus an energetic aesthetic. Sound recordings of the river and surrounding area were used to create a soundscape to immerse the viewer in the location. Finally, a celluloid film-inspired colour grade was carried out, complimenting the green and brown shades on display.