I designed the logo, visual identity, and website for SEARCULAR, an EU-funded initiative tackling marine litter and microplastic at their source within the European fishing industry. This gave SEARCULAR a strong, cohesive presence from launch in 2024, supporting its ambition to foster behavioural change and promote sustainable practices across the fishing sector.

I also designed and supported the build of the project’s website translating the visual identity into a clear, engaging platform that resonates with diverse stakeholders across Europe - from policymakers to port communities. The website communicates SEARCULAR’s mission whilst sharing resources, and connects people.

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The website

I had the opportunity to lead the design for this EU project, creating a visual identity that reflected its focus on circular economy practices and regeneration. Alongside the logo, identity, and website, I also produced communications materials - from social media templates to presentation decks and documents - giving the team practical tools to roll out their branding cohesively from day one.

Credits:
Client: SEARCULAR
Studio: Mindfully Wired
Project management: Sara Mynott, Benedict Wilson
Website development: Ben Stones

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