Simon Sherlock is a multidisciplinary graphic designer and art director of more than fifteen years. His experience spans many prestigious agencies as well as numerous worldwide, luxury and high end brands. His concept based approach is focussed on meaningful and explorative application that aims to push boundaries
Full design overhaul of Unafor, the innovative, Danish based group who produce secure bespoke systems for high end brands. Focussing on a humanistic strategy that revolves around protection, form and function
Head designer for luxury e-commerce retailer, oki—ni. Creating a fuller, more pronounced, online presence, beginning with a fresh new approach to overall art direction moving into a refined aesthetic both online and out of home
Brand guardian to McLaren. Establishing a full design system from a new 2030 ’Forever Forward’ strategy. Providing meaningful application across all disciplines including everything from digital through to car signage and even their 60th anniversary F1 livery
Using history, heritage and experimentation to bring Zegna back to the forefront of high-end fashion. Focussing on the development of everything from art direction, animation and typography through to interactive 3d UX
Working with the environments team to create a new overall experience of Maserati quality. Using a re-imagined, more modernist approach as a benchmark to implement a classically bold structure but with a fresh energetic twist
A newly revitalised, more methodical and enhanced design system for the World Energy Council — A dedicated biennial gathering of the world super powers to exhibit and discuss varying topics of economical importance and innovation
Adaptable identity and fully custom coded site build for American based, Walter Smart — Taking classical, human elements and pushing them into the progressive, versatile space of the technical, cyber security and AI revolution
Fully adaptable system for a conceptual art exhibition exploring space and matter. Inspired by Spiekermann and the ‘invisible’ parts of a page — The solution was a malleable form that would embrace movement and reconfigure itself to fit its surroundings