5aC are a social enterprise focused on creating discussion surrounding mental health and suicide. Connecting people of all different ages and background through a modified version of chess.

I designed, produced and oversaw the installation of a full vehicle wrap. The design was intended to be provocative. It proved effective and was featured on BBC news. The graphics were printed on a whiteboard vinyl which allowed those who have been affected by mental health and depression to write messages on it. Many of these messages were directed to loved ones who had passed away, whilst other messages were those of inspiration, urging those in pain to open up to the people around them.

I am proud to have been involved with this project and over the years have contributed to 5aC in a number of different ways.

Click here to see the bus in action on BBC news

Maxine Lester approached me for a vehicle wrap design. I carried out the design, printing and organisation of the installation for 3 of their vehicles.

I carried out the logo design and vehicle design for Cherry Box in Cambridge. The focus was on selecting a recognisable colour palette and a logo which would not be too much of a departure from the existing logo.

Once settled on the logo, I was asked to design and print the companies delivery vehicle graphics. I printed and organised the installation of 2 full vehicle wraps using reflective vinyl for the red cherry on the logo to ensure the vehicles stood out at night.

The graphics were considered a great success and are almost impossible to miss!

You can see below the finished vehicle graphics and design.

I submitted a design for the vehicle graphics to the David Ball group and went on to win the contract on behalf of the vehicle graphics agency I was working for at the time. I designed the graphics for them across multiple vehicles and organised the installation of all of the companies vehicle graphics over a one year period.