Spreads from The Goo, a monthly music magazine and gig guide.

Fox & Mouse has been working with Mental Health Reform since 2018. They wanted a brand solution to help them to express the complexity, delicacy and urgency of mental health legislation reform in Ireland, as well as to present their reports and surveys in an visually appealing way. Together we developed an illustrated language focused around the individual and the collective. This bold and slightly distorted style is carried throughout the brand, reflecting human frailty, action and change. Here’s a selection of icons, report spreads, info-graphics and social media posts that were designed to meet their requirements. www.mentalhealthreform.ie

“Fox & Mouse have been an integral part to lifting our branding to a new level in Mental Health Reform. We have collaborated on many projects with Richeal over the years and have always been delighted with what is produced. Fox & Mouse have helped us to communicate our message in new ways and helped us to reach more people. From concept to completion, Richeal has been on hand to offer guidance, support and innovative ideas.”

-Ross Flanagan, Mental Health Reform.

Sustainability mentors, Change by Degrees, required a full brand development and rollout for their existing corporate identity and suite of icons. Their in-house articles, including Powerpoint and Microsoft documents, email signatures and social media templates were restyled along-side a full website redesign. www.changebydegrees.com

“Richeal has provided Change by Degrees with stunning icons and design elements as well as excellent advice on layout and structure for our new website. Her attention to detail is phenomenal, taking the time to work through everything to ensure the end result represents the brand well. I would highly recommend Richeal and we are thrilled to work with her”.

(Madeline Murray, Change by Degrees)

Identity and brand design for Make Create Innovate, an education provider that specialises in bringing the STEM subjects to life through innovative workshops and creative projects. MCI wanted a brand to reflect their technology focused ‘make-and-do’ ethos. 30+ hand illustrated icons were created for the project as well as a full website redesign. These are some images of a series of educational resources for teachers / facilitators just produced as part of MCI’s STEAM School programme 2021. www.makecreateinnovate.ie

“Make Create Innovate has been working with Richeal (Fox & Mouse) for the past number of years. Initially with our identity design and various online and printed promotional articles. Subsequently, our company brand development. More recently Richeal has integrated our branding style into our website redesign as well as designing a suite of printed and digital learning resources for our STEAM School education programme which is delivered to schools nationwide. Richeal is an exceptional designer who understands the Make Create Innovate identity and creative direction intimately. Richeal is an effective communicator, a highly experienced and versatile designer who delivers excellent creative outcomes on time and on budget. I very much look forward to working with Richeal into the future”.

(Kate Delaney, Founder and CEO at Make Create Innovate)

Selection of promotional material from DBF 18. Project included a festival programme, posters, social media graphics and website design. 

Dublin Quays Festival artwork.

A selection of posters

Amores Wines is a specialist Spanish wine and spirit export company. The client wanted a unique identifier and a brand that could translate internationally. Their identity combines the companys' Jerez origins with their passion for all things wine. Work has also included a company dossier, two product catalogues and trade show material. All materials have been designed in both English and Chinese.

Logo / identity design and social media brand solution for a woodworking artist.

Identity for a podiatry professional who really loves feet!

Identity Design

Identity and branding for The Woollen Mills an eating house located in an iconic former Dublin haberdashery which dates back to the 1800's. Located overlooking Dublins' famous Ha'penny bridge, the identity needed to reflect its wonderful heritage whilst announcing its entirely new direction as a restaurant.

Identity and branding for a historic restaurant in Glasnevin, housed in a charming stone cottage which dates back to 1700. The Washerwoman is named due to historical accounts of washerwomen out on the hill with their mangles washing clothes in the Tolka river. The identity combines its historical origins and reinvention as a family restaurant.

Logo and branding work for The Legal Eagle restaurant and bar.

Identity / brand design for a company that aims to reconnect families, businesses and people in meaningful ways to themselves, their community and the natural environment. www.humanature.ie

“I contacted Richeal to design a logo and online image for my start up business Humanature. Richeal’s knowledge in this area was clear from the get go. She took the time needed to really grasp what my business was all about and I couldn't be happier with the result. Looking forward to working with her again very soon”.

(Niamh Geoghegan, Founder, co-ordinator and creative facilitator at Humanature)

A selection of Illustration pieces used in various publications. 

This project had its origins in my college thesis and kick started my career in Graphic Design, so I have to include it. After an extensive study into sexual health promotion in Ireland at the time, I concluded that what was needed was an open conversation about our nations sexual habits and a safer sex campaign that reflected this.

A series of ambiguous icons, representing various aspects of sexual encounters were used as conversation starters and safer sex reminders. Badges, beermats, postcards, flyers as well as an accompanying outdoor campaign and website were produced.

The "Do you choose it?" campaign was rolled out in Dublin and Limerick commissioned by Dublin Aids Alliance and the Red Ribbon Project in December 2005. I was working with form.ie at the time.