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Creativity on Amazon

Working with a local author, our chosen Cover design for his latest book, goes global on Amazon.

A fantastic book based around earning a living, from doing the things you love really struck a cord with us all here at dv8 design,

Give it a read, you might just learn something !

And now for something completely different...Britain from the Air

This month dv8 design has been working with wecommunic8, designing their outdoor photographic exhibition, which was to be opened in the fantastic city of Bath by Michael Palin. 

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Hammer time and time again

DV8 Design was commissioned to undertake John Pye & Sons' corporate brochure in 2003 and when we decided to revise the content and format in 2009 the choice of supplier was obvious; DV8 have been quick to grasp our business brand values and champion them through a coherent corporate design framework.

I was somewhat doubtful DV8 could raise the bar a second time around, but they confounded our expectations with a clean and impressive rebrand. Working with the firm is refreshing because DV8 listen as well as suggest and initiative design ideas which means their work always stays true to our company's trdaitional ethics. Moreover, they retain a passion for their work which shines through every design draft submitted. 

Sheldon Miller.
John Pye & Sons
Business Development Director

Green for logo

The color green holds positive connotations for most people and green logos are super popular at the moment. Green is a symbol for environmentalism and our love affair with green stretches back to ancient Egypt where the color was symbolic of resurrection and immortality (the god Osiris was supposedly green skinned). Today, environmentally friendly companies, web 2.0 companies, organic food shops, juice bars, salad bars and fruit companies all love a good green logo. Green logos are in vogue and these companies are driving the trend.

Here's 30 you might like.