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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2024
The theme for International Women's Day 2024 is "Inspire Inclusion". We’ve asked 3 inspirational women to share their views.

Understanding colour theory and complementary colours: How can we pick colours wisely when designing brands and interiors?
Think about the colour red. What comes to mind? Perhaps feelings of anger or love, or perhaps items like lipstick or a stop sign.
Although these might not have been your precise feelings triggered by the colour red, it is likely you associated ‘red’ with some specific emotions. This is a universal human experience and it’s a powerful tool you can use and manipulate to enhance your work as a designer. Recognising that a selection of colours extends beyond individual preference, can help you enhance not only the usability of a brand or interior, but also in influencing consumers who interact with it.

We’re Hiring!
We're seeking an ambitious and creatively minded Senior Business Developer to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for finding, cultivating, and closing new business opportunities for our agency.

A visit to the National Portrait Gallery - “more presence, more reach and more relevance”.
After a three-year closure, the gallery unveiled it’s newly configured space and brand identity. Phoenix Wharf went to London to explore the changes. Edit, a brand studio based in Manchester were behind the intelligent re-design. For the logo, they pulled references from sketches created by the gallery’s first director in 1893. Working with typographer and illustrator Peter Horridge and type foundry Monotype, a new monogram, logotype, typeface and colour palette, all inspired by historic reference points, were created.

Highly Commended at Creative Retail Awards
Highly Commended! Our project with The Bristol Loaf has been Highly Commended in the ‘Food/Beverage & Supermarket Design’ category at the Creative Retail Awards

Deloitte retail trends for 2021.
We believe great minds do think alike and below we share Phoenix Wharf’s thoughts around some of these trends, using our own examples.