Strongly typographic implementation of the brand guidelines created by us in 2009.

Client	Accentuate
Sector	Culture
Date	December 09

Nebulo won the tender to brand this important 2012 multi partner project. Both Legacy Trust and SEEDA funded the project aims to create a cultural shift in the way disability is viewed by society. The brand was required to stand strongly in the field of similar funding body logos.

Client	Accentuate
Sector	Culture
Date	August 09

Precise data flow, comprehensive colour coding and good use of white space has moved the festival’s visual identity further forward.

Client	Canterbury Festival
Sector	Culture
Date	June 09

The initial printed matter for the launch of this amazing new venue. A strong gridded layout reflects the building’s graphic architecture and the Quarterhouse brand.

Client	Quarterhouse
Sector	Culture
Date	May 09

Nebulo Strata were asked to develop a promotional package for The Joiners Shop, a showcase centre for creative business at Chatham’s Historic Dockyard in Kent. The Ignition Gallery, part of the center’s awareness strategy, provided a wonderful venue for prominent artists to show work. The exhibitions ran throughout a series of inspirational events that we named ‘The Business Of Creativity’.

Client	Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust
Sector	Culture
Date	April 09

Local event imagery.

Client	Nebulo Strata
Sector	Studio Stock
Date	Summer 08

Quarterhouse is a newly designed cultural and business venue set in the Creative Quarter of Folkestone. The Identity plays on the ideas of a stage, a forum and the Q form.

Client	Quarterhouse
Sector	Culture
Date	July 08

The photgraphic and design work for this Sebastian Barry play.

Client	Canterbury Festival
Sector	Culture
Date	June 08

In 2008 Nebulo won the pitch to re-design the feel of this prestigious UK cultural festival.

Client	Canterbury Festival
Sector	Culture
Date	June 08

A multi-partner project. The design and ecological print for an initiative delivering the years cultural offer around the coast of Kent.

Client	Kent Culture Coast
Sector	Culture
Date	May 08