Fern Lee Management Services

Fern Lee approached us to create their identity for this new venture.

Our approach was to use shapes and layers to suggest steps and buildings subtlety and incorporated the + as a positive / helpful aspect of the business. We like the simplicity and versatility of this identity.

We developed the identity and stationary.

AMOSCA

AMOSCA were very clear about what they needed. They were in a great position in their sector but needed a brand that reflected their strengths in technology. The triangular aspect of the logo represents the 3 parts of their business which evolved from their previous identity. With this we introduced the metallic 3 dimensional visual and contrasting red to create a strong identity to take them forward as a business.

We developed the identity, stationary, marketing literature and brochure.

Omniplex

The Omniplex re-brand provided us with a nice challenge of representing e-learning in some graphics way. We used the random dots to represent the disbursement and spread of knowledge.

We utilised the green and blue to create 2 identities for the two sides of the company, green for knowledge and blue for networking and the combination of the two for the group identity.

We developed the identity, website, stationary, marketing literature and exhibition graphics.

DaisyZoo

DaisyZoo needed a brand that would suit both their on-line activities but that would also tranfer well to print and packaging to create a distinctive recognisable identity using distinctive elements.

We responded by crating an identity which utilised 4 distinct colours along with the flower and the 'zoo' characters across their digital and printed material creating a luxurious yet friendly brand.

We developed the identity, website, stationary, packaging, flyers and print advertising.

Ashley & Dumville

DaisyZoo needed a brand that would suit both their on-line activities but that would also tranfer well to print and packaging to create a distinctive recognisable identity using distinctive elements.

We responded by crating an identity which utilised 4 distinct colours along with the flower and the 'zoo' characters across their digital and printed material creating a luxurious yet friendly brand.

We developed the identity, website, stationary, packaging, flyers and print advertising.

Technical Display

Yoqona were asked to develop the the brand for Technical Display Systems Ltd. We developed this simple brand, shortening the name and getting rid of the clutter and complexity or their old logo.

By re-addressing their brand and how they communicated with their audience, Technical Display saw a increase in business and a renewed enthusiasm for the business within the company.

We developed the identity, website, stationary, van livery and attire.

Kernels

Kernels nuts and snacks was a venture into the UAE fast moving consumer goods market by one of the UK's leading nut distributor. Yoqona worked closely with Natures Way Snacks to develop the kernels brand, with concept packaging and van livery for their distribution network in Dubai.

We developed the identity, website, stationary, van livery and packaging concepts.

Excel Security Systems

Yoqona created the brand for EXCEL Security Systems incorporating the protection of the shield to crate the X in the negative space.

We were conscious when developing the brand that they needed to be both unique in their sector and recognisable over time. The strength of the shapes was reflected in their alarm boxes giving the brand extra depth.

Promology

Promology asked us to have a look at developing their identity created by the directors of the company. We took their identity to a more professional level by introducing colour and typography to give all their marketing activities a common element.

We developed the identity, brochure and stationary.

ASSTA

ASSTA needed a strong brand to instantly associate the organisation with speech. We used the stylised voice pattern in the shape of Australia to give them an instantly recognisable identity.

We developed the identity, newsletters and stationary.