Brand design with head, heart and hand—An independent creative specialising in brand design and communication.—http://www.thought-craft.co.uk/Branding / Print design / Digital design—Thoughtcraft is the work of creative chap, George Hadley.I work directly with clients and also freelance with creative agencies. Calling on a network of fellow creatives, including copywriters, photographers and web developers, Thoughtcraft can adapt to meet the needs of your project. I've worked at design studios large and small in London, Brighton and Melbourne. I'm now based in the Sussex town of Lewes. A stone's throw from Brighton on the south coast of England and only a slightly longer stone's throw to London.I work across disciplines, from brand to print, packaging to websites, apps to exhibitions – I'm a pretty versatile fellow.__Client experience: Alstom, Arvon Foundation, Balfour Beatty, Bouygues, British Land, Carluccio’s, The Fine Cheese Company, D&AD, Dunhill, GAIL’s Bakery, Land Securities, London Art Fair, Mothercare, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Pringle of Scotland, Rapha, Sightsavers, Sir Robert McAlpine, Somerset House, Tate Britain...—Studio experience: &Smith Design, Baxter and Bailey, Blue Edge, BOB Design, CDT Design, Cornwell Brand Design, Harrison Agency, Here Design, Mosaic Creates, Natives Group, Salter Baxter, Together Design...

Medietas Ltd. is based in London and was founded in 2016 to create products which bring balance to people’s lives.

Print and digital design for large infrastructure bids – projects included: Battersea Power Station, Garden Bridge, Wimbledon No.1 Court, Google HQ.

Brand, print and web design for London Art Fair, British Land, Southwark Council, CPP, Vision Media, Wedlake Bell and Servite Housing.

Brand, print and web design for Land Securities, D&AD, The Stroke Association and The Arvon Foundation. Exhibition design for Tate Britain. Packaging design for Culpeper and Mothercare.

Brand, print and web design for Pringle of Scotland and Dunhill. Exhibition design for Quentin Blake at Somerset House.