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Deep has created new branding for eyebrow threading salon the Shavata Brow Studio, which has concessions in Harrods, Harvey Nichols and House of Fraser stores. Deep has used illustrations by Christina K and has also worked on the branding for sister studio Lash Lounge by Shavata.

Basic Logos is a source book of the best logos from around the world. Deep have 7 logos included including Brewin Dolphin, Kids Matter and our own Deep logo.

We are pleased to have been chosen for inclusion in Rotovision's 'Celebration Graphics Sourcebook'. The book showcases the best design in communicating celebration greetings to audiences worldwide. Our own Christmas Card and Festive lightboxes for Lend Lease were used to lead the Christmas section.

Published by Harper Collins

Featuring Whole Foods advertising campaigns

Deep make it onto Design Week's top 100 list.

The Top 100 chart is based on design fees billed through consultancies’ UK offices. View the full list at Design Week's website.

Deep aim to make it onto the creative survey later in the year.

International agencies were approached by XFuns, a Taiwanese design magazine, to discuss their experience and thoughts for their special issue on branding. Deep were chosen to represent the UK and led the section.

Vintage car marque the Morgan Motor Company is employing Deep to rework its branding in a bid to capture the interest of younger car buyers.

The brand first launched in 1913, and its iconic Morgan "wings" logo has remained virtually unchanged ever since. However, it has now received a makeover designed to modernise it while retaining its classic feel. Deep has created a set of brand guidelines, which reflect Morgan"s values, with the aim of underlying the family-run company"s reputation for traditional, safe, 100 per cent British-made cars which are a good investment.

Published by Index Books 2008

Featuring Ritz Magazine on page 144-155

Published by Rotovision 2008

Featuring our work for The Ritz Club

Over the last fifteen years customer magazines have shifted from low- budget, hard sell catalogues to state of-the-art publications that are challenging consumer titles... At the top end of the customer scale, Ritz magazine is about to circulate it’s next issue, having launched in Spring 2000.

The distinctive design has been developed by London-based company Deep. The director, says: "We designed the Ritz corporate identity prior to winning the contract for the publication. We decided to expand this through the magazine, moving away from a typical in-house approach to develop a brand that reflected the style of the customers, who are some of the richest people in the world."

The design has had a big impact on advertisers. At first they are reluctant to invest in yet another hotel magazine, but when they see the product their attitudes change. The other bonus to advertisers is that Ritz magazines are valued by their readers. "We are finding that people are choosing to take them from the hotels and other customers are collecting them. The longer the shelf-life of the magazine, the better for all concerned".