June 2013

Cardiff's leading Branding Agency, Tangent, specializes in graphic and commercial interior design. As creative consultants we work throughout London, south Wales and Europe.

David Kerfoot Photography

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June 25, 2013

David Kerfoot Photography We have just launched a website for my photography services. I did a degree course in design, photography and illustration in Bristol many years ago in the ’70s and ’80s when The Police and Two Tone were trendy. Since then I have worked for design consultancies and advertising agencies as a designer. We…

New Pizza Time logo design

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June 10, 2013

Pizza Time are a fast food chain, majoring on freshly made pizzas. We at Tangent have been working with Pizza Time for some years now, designing shop interiors, shop fronts, POS and promotions of many types. We inherited a logo by other designers and have recently been asked to develop it. We also created a…

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