A forward thinking design studio. Using intelligent insight and imaginative ideas to develop commercial success through: Retail, branding, Identity, advertising, packaging and digital. Working together with like-minded agencies & businesses from conception to completion for amazing results.
In a time of visual distraction and constant communication, it can be difficult to stand out from the crowd. Brands & products need to work harder than ever before. Connecting with customers across multiple channels. Visualchemistry is driven to create the perfect formula of creativity and intelligent thinking.
Working with household names to start-ups. We offer the same level of enthusiasm and professionalism however big or small. We like to keep things personal, working closely with our clients to deliver great results.
VisualChemistry was founded by Paul Sheldon a creative with 20 years of hands on commercial experience. Pragmatic, conscientious and a great believer that effective design can change perceptions and influence how we think and feel.
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Set in Stone Mosaics branding & website VisualChemistry has just launched an updated website & brand identity for John Corkill of Set in Stone Mosaics. John specialises in bespoke commissioned mosaics and describes them as ‘Mosaics for the modern world’. His creative and unique mosaics…
Aug 25, 2016
I recently completed a website for the Leeds Junior football club a new start-up academy for Children in the local area, it was a pleasure to work on and below you can read a testimonial from the client. You can also visit…
Oct 26, 2015
The popularity of animated gifs has certainly seen a rise in recent years becoming kitsch again. With so many annoyingly crap ones littering the web, it’s refreshing to see something a little more sophisticated. These have a surreal feel, a…
Jan 26, 2014
A new corporate Identity developed for start-up company Spot-on solutions for director Simon Lundy. The objective was to create a visually bold & flexible identity. Using multiple colour accents to highlight the many services provided. You can visit the website here
Oct 11, 2013
These modernist examples of packaging were produced during the sixties and seventies by Sainsbury’s In house design studio. Headed up by Peter Dixon, he was committed to developing this distinctive style for the Supermarket. This was an early example of how own…
Oct 10, 2012Contact Paul Sheldon on: 07969 939 686
