Oncology Systems Limited, in Shrewsbury, which specialises in portable body scanning machines, asked Lindsay Crayton here at matm to design a new logo.

One of her first concepts was a generic body shape made up of different shaped dots to symbolise the scanning process – and Dotty Man was born.

The final logo was a simple and stylish wave shape,  also representing the scanning process, that was used across OSL’s product range.

But Dotty Man was just too good looking to dump (though, we know looks aren’t everything) and he’s now strutting his stuff in a range of promotional material including a new exhibition stand and brochure, also designed by Lindsay.

Grasshopper Banner - Telford Mind

We designed this little Grasshopper Banner Stand for Telford Mind – these budget banners pack a big wedge of impact for little cost. Give us a call to see our full range of exhibition banners and panels.

“The stripes got a lot of positive feedback. Students took pictures, the show organisers took pictures and a rug manufacturer on the last day asked if they could copy the idea!”

Some very pleasing feedback from Jonathan Carter, Marketing Manager at Telford luxury bath manufactuer V+A, commenting on some work matm did on the company’s latest exhibition stand. Thanks JC!

V+A needed a design for two 84″ x 24″ light boxes – something that perfectly matched a brand that’s both timeless and very fashionable.

Using industry-standard illustration software we created some classic organic designs, full of colour to fit the light boxes perfectly, says Tom Blockley, a designer at matm, the marketing, graphic design, web development, digital media and PR agency at Jackfield near Telford.

Here are the stripes in the proposed stand design.

V+A IDS exhibition stand visual

And here they are in real life!