Alex-J An identity created for Hip-Hop and R&B artist Alex-J. Alex is a former DJ turned musician, currently leading his own crusade into the industry. The logo, which is intended to reflect the presence and energy of Alex and his music, is adaptable meaning alternative symbols can be added depending on when or where it is used. Click here to see more Alex-J work.

Princess An identity created for a young entrepreneurial venture creating exclusive hand crafted cards. The star and ribbon capture that spirit in a simple fun way.

G Stoned Films Animated Logo for G Stoned Films, aka Anil K Solanki Films (nickname 'G'), and pays homage to G-Stone Music Label. See if you can spot the deliberate mistake!

Michael S Feather An identity for photographer, and Design collaborator Michael S Feather. The logo is created by combining his initials, and is intended to be used as a physical mark. This is achieved by using an embossing machine which gives a lasting personal touch to Michael’s limited edition prints. His stationery also works in the same way.

Newparcs An identity created for Property Developer Newparcs uses a modified floor plan to create a simple but distinctive capital 'N'.

Maintain Maintain is a free maintenance application for Macintosh computers. The developers didn't have the skills needed to create a memorable icon for their application and were using something that was very difficult to see at small sizes. This icon designed by Anil, and illustrated by Anil and Steve Shaw, sits well with the other visually rich icons on the Mac, but is also very clear at small sizes. The colour red helps the icon visibility and the use of the toolbox metaphor as the main icon image complies with Apple computers Human Computer Interface guidelines.

The Travelsite The Travelsite is an on-line travel-orientated image library formed by The Picture Desk, London, in 2001. The identity uses an iconic illustration of three world-famous landmarks within a postage stamp format and a franking device containing the name, instantly suggesting notions of travel.

Index Stock Footage Index owns some of the largest and oldest stock footage archives in the UK. The vast majority of their collection is filmed on super 35mm, which means they have ability to offer clients access to original film negatives. The logo is a literal indication of the nature of their business. The idea was conceived during a meeting at the Index offices where an abundance of film canisters were present. Unfortunately, the client opted against the use of a logo for their company.

Big Brother 2 A new identity and promotional materials for the second series of Big Brother. The design uses optical tricks to reflect the voyeuristic nature of the show: While the eye represents the voyeur, the horizontal lines become a visual barrier creating an Orwellian sense of concealment. Conversely, by exposing the eye entirely for an additional Logo, the accessibility of the contestants is reflected in full. Produced during Dan’s time at Foundation 33.