Apologies for that! It's been nearly a year since our last blog post - which is very remiss. However, we do update our Facebook page on a regular basis so for the latest info and work examples follow us there: facebook.com/hughes.design.london

That aside, we've had another great year producing loads of work for a variety of excellent clients.

Below are just a few of the visual highlights from 2015:  infographics, music promotion, newsletters, reports, logos, retail advertising and websites...

But first - our seasonal greeting:

Inspired by type specimen sheets

Diagnose Me Infographic

And they're back - with revised name and a Spirit of '76 logo

Ominicell newsletter - Adherence matters - discussing medicine wastage in the NHS 

Trinity PR - this is how they do it.

 CRY Week infographic

Hughes & Mercy's Motown Night

Just the facts - for Clement Clarke

The Finchley Society needs you!

The headlines write themselves!

Recruitment advertising can be fun

Skills for health e-learning

24 Page report on Adherence

Ferguson Hill's new website

Beer infographic 2015

Infographic to be used as part of a campaign to increase awareness of low alcohol beers as a healthier alternative to higher strength beers or wines. Client: BBPA & Trinity PR

Lunch Bier by Anton Stankowski

How times change - Lunch Bier 

One from the history books - 1965 Lunch Bier. Logo Designed by Anton Stankowski - it seems this was an attempt to create a national beer brand for then West German market by standardising the labelling and packaging yet brewing and bottling locally.

A selection of stationery

New online typography Project

Inspired by our wall posters we've created www.FaceType.co.uk - an online font project using Adobe Muse and Adobe Typekit. The plan is to grow the site over time - adding new pages and fonts.

We feel it's a nicer way to view the typefaces available via Adobe Typekit using a simple typographic background template and subtle colours.

New Typography posters for the walls

We're looking at brightening up the office with these:

Pizza Hut

With the return to simpler ways that we've documented over the years - starting with Coke and most recently Microsoft - it's about time Pizza Hut looked at their branding and go back to their classic logo...