Premm were approached by Portsmouth Historic Dockyard recently to work on their brand refresh. They were looking for something that would take the existing visual identity and bring a simplified, refreshed and a contemporary approach to it. The identity also had to work as an umbrella brand, tying in with other attractions such as the Mary Rose Museum and the National Museum of the Royal Navy. We decided to simplify down the current flags so they just stood for the brand initials PHD, this also allowed...
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is a global humanitarian aid, relief, and development NGO Founded in 1933 as the International Relief Association, at the request of Albert Einstein. Premm Design first worked with the IRC on their UK Annual Report & Accounts in 2018 and have since been involved in the production of a wide range of documents and digital assets supporting their work around the world. We are very proud to be able to play a small part in helping the IRC continue to respond...
Over the past 9 years, Shakespeare’s Globe has commissioned Premm to produce the look and feel for the Deutsche Bank sponsored initiative Playing Shakespeare. The Shakespeare productions are created specifically for young people, since 2007 over 190,000 free tickets have been given to London school pupils focusing on a different play every time, this year being ‘Macbeth’. The main image depicts Macbeth’s face within a torn Scottish flag, this not only represents the idea of the war,...
Back in 2016, we shared our branding work for the St John’s Cambridge record label (in partnership with Signum Records). The label releases new recordings by the internationally-renowned Choir of St John’s Cambridge, and students and alumni of St John’s College, one of the oldest and largest colleges in the University of Cambridge. During the branding process, we suggested that the new logo and typography could be combined with circular images on record covers with a view to creating...
Leonard Cheshire exists to improve the life choices of people with disability. They support thousands of people living with disabilities through a wide range of care and support services across the UK. Premm Design have worked with the charity for over a decade, providing design services across a huge range of materials over hundreds of projects and we are very proud of our long-standing relationship with them. The charity refreshed their brand in the spring of 2018 and our collaboration has continued...
Over the past 8 years, Shakespeare’s Globe has commissioned Premm to produce the look and feel for the Deutsche Bank sponsored initiative Playing Shakespeare. The Shakespeare productions are created specifically for young people, with 180,000 free tickets given to London school pupils focusing on a different play every time, this year being ‘Romeo and Juliet’. We used the concept of opposites, which is a strong theme within the play, to create the main image. The two main cast members were...
Our Theatre is a community based schools programme run by Shakespeare’s Globe. 80 actors from 4 schools in Southwark came together to present a one-hour production of Shakespeare’s ‘As you like it’ inside the Sam Wannamaker Theatre. Each school took a different act to perform from the story that day, having initially showcased the entire play to their school. This resulted in a varied and dynamic performance. Premm were asked to design the creative for this event, looking at the poster, programme...
Houses of Parliament worked alongside Premm to create a new campaign to inform visitors that the building is open to visit. Our objective was to produce a piece of creative that inspired visitors to take the tour inside the building and experience its history, heritage and role in UK Parliament. This was then applied to posters, digital and other print materials.
Matchstick makers and musicians; brewers, bankers, bishops and Barbadian nurses. Women: Work & Power is a programme packed full of events and activities that lament or celebrate the unsung women that have shaped our history and helped define our national identity. The City of London contacted Premm to create a visual identity for this series of events, to help tell the stories of women who have led the vanguard in the struggle for gender equality as well as those who have effected change simply...
Over the past 7 years, Shakespeare’s Globe has commissioned Premm to produce the look and feel for the Deutsche Bank sponsored initiative Playing Shakespeare. The Shakespeare productions are created specifically for young people, with 180,000 free tickets given to London school pupils focusing on a different play every time, this year being ‘Much Ado About Nothing’. The design process differed this time as Shakespeare’s Globe has recently gone through a rebrand, which meant the new guidelines...
