Projects
- Hyperion 2020 ConferenceThe theme for Hyperion's 2020 Conference was ‘right industry, right company, right time’. Reflected in a series of revolving animations, graphics come together, slot into place and interact with one another. ROLE: Creative Direction, Graphic Design MOTION: Paul Goldsmith
- P&I Annual Report2018-19 Annual review of the Marine P&I industry. Report features an executive summary and several infographics illustrated in a marine and cargo theme. I drew inspiration from ship radars, creating a conceptual graphic representing the data-heavy nature of the report that was debossed into the cover. This theme was then rolled out throughout the report.
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Work history
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Lead DesignerDot Labs
London, United KingdomFull Time
Branding for various financial, technology and professional services companies. From global powerhouses, to niche SMEs, my role is to lead brand strategy and visual identity, but has also involved everything from defining UI style guides to directing videos.
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Lead Graphic DesignerModula
London, United KingdomFull Time
Mikey has lead the design and roll-out of a number of full-scale brand identity projects in this position. He manages a team of three, overseeing the day-to-day work of his team, whilst getting hands on with projects ranging in size, from advertisements to event fulfilment projects.
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Skills
- Branding
- Corporate Identity
- Print Design
- Mobile
- Typography
- Brand Identity
- Web Interface Design
- Logo Design
- Illustrator
- Indesign
- Photoshop
- UI Design
Education
Awards
Indigo Graphic Design AwardIndigo Award
Hyperion companies RKH Specialty and Howden needed a stand-out design for their annual Marine P&I (Protection & Indemnity) reports. Industrial inspiration was taken from the design of shipping containers, reflecting the sector-specialist, straight-talking and practical advice provided to RKH and Howden's international client base. Embossing and a variety of print finishes and paper stocks, provide a very relevant, yet highly-differentiated high-end feel. The bright-coloured, industrial aesthetic was the main source of inspiration for the cover of the report. Mikey utilised a bespoke block to emboss a corrugated iron effect, resembling the side of a container. In addition, the use of relevant brand colours on the reports’ covers helps them stand out for the competition, echoing their clients, who use containers in corporate colours to make them more easily identifiable in huge ports around the world.
Another design challenge was turning vast amounts of numbers into informative and engaging data. To achieve this, Mikey created a variety of cargo-themed infographics and illustrations that reinforced the overall maritime visual style, whilst highlighting the most relevant numbers that tell the story of risk and insurance in the marine industry. Feedback was that the report's engaging look and feel meant that it was picked up by a far wider audience than those interested in the specialist world of P&I, promoting the wider specialist insurance capabilities of the parent brands.
https://www.indigoawards.com/winners/148