The United Reformed Church in Levenshulme, Manchester has been transformed into an exciting and inclusive community resource, called "Levenshulme Inspire".

Levenshulme Inspire is a collective of organisations, based in South Manchester. Great Places, YASP, The United Reformed Church, All FM and many others have come together to provide a unique resource for the people of Levenshulme.

I created a positive, feel-good brand to reflect the client's values. I also designed the centre's signage, merchandise and all the pre-launch printed media.

I used the Inspire element from the main logo and the positive, upward-facing text as a basis for each of Inspire's sub-brands. All FM became "Inspire Radio", Great Places became "Living Inspire" and YASP Cafe became "Inspire Cafe".

The church itself also had a design makeover, with a brand new "Worship Inspire" brand being created for their signage and print media.

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The Levenshulme Inspire logo was designed to give the organisation a bright, optimistic and positive image. The clash of candy colours was inspired by the area of Levenshulme and its people. I wanted to represent the way that people and cultures that would not normally come together, such as European, African, Asian and Middle Eastern residents, live side by side in a happy and respectful community.

Enterprise & Inspire is the ethos behind the new business incubation centre, run by Bubble Enterprises at the Inspire Centre. They help new businesses get off the ground with good advice and practical help. The logo uses their mid-green colour scheme and features spires that symbolise these businesses, growing wings and flying away.

The Worship Inspire logo was intended to symbolise peace and harmony, hence the olive branch motif. Levenshulme Inspire's organisers were keen to have a logo that would have a spiritual feel, yet inclusive to people of all faiths, including those who are not religious.

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