The best things come to those who wait: welcome to our new website
The main thing we wanted from the new website was for it to show off what we do. So we’ve created a work area, which is now full of case...
Read moreJargon Busting: Some industry terms in plain English
Sometimes we may use some technical industry jargon, which can sometimes leave you wondering what your CMYK is from your RGB. So here are a few terms in plain English....
Read moreAll the best Charles!
Recognition's client Charles Moxon Artist has his undergraduate summer show coming up on Monday 17th at Camberwell College of Arts so if you're in the area we strongly recommend paying a...
Read moreUltra fast Lymington design studio!
Recognition Design's Lymington studio has now been upgraded to BT's Infinity for business super fast internet connection. We now have a reliable connection speed averaging 58Mbs and an amazing upload...
Read moreHoburne Holidays roll back the years
The fascinating 100-year history of family-run company Hoburne Holidays, has been brought to life in a new commemorative, centenary anniversary book ‘100 Years of Happy Holidays’ designed by Recognition Design...
Read moreRecognition design Hoburne’s brochure
Hoburne Holidays this year chose Recognition Design & Marketing to design their main, annual holiday sales brochure. (more…)
Read moreDriving through new branding
Recognition Design & Marketing have designed the branding for new company, Sunset Solar, who install solar panels for residential properties. (more…)
Read moreGraphic Design ‘B’ Glossary Terms
Bandwidth Bandwidth is the amount of information your connection to the Internet can carry. On average, typical telephone lines can carry 1K of information per second. (more…)
Read moreGraphic Design ‘A’ Glossary Terms
Acrobat Acrobat is a application developed by Adobe to create and view PDF files. Acrobat is used to create the PDF files, and the freeware Acrobat Reader is used to...
Read moreThe history of Type
What is a Font? A font is all the letters, numbers, punctuation and other symbols which compose a typeface. Fonts were first developed as cast lead type for printing presses,...
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