Freelance brand and graphic designer in Liverpool, helping business owners and founders tell their stories and build trust through brand, strategy, design and creativity.
A Liverpool graphic designer for brands built to last
I’m Sam Harrison, an independent brand and graphic designer working between Liverpool and the Wirral. I design brand identities, logos, print, campaigns, websites and signage for founders, organisations and agencies, with the strategy worked out before the design starts.
Before going independent I spent eight years at the Liverpool studio Nonconform, after a BA in Graphic Arts at Liverpool John Moores University. Since then I’ve worked across arts and culture, property, hospitality, fashion, education and the third sector, with clients including National Museums Liverpool, Liverpool City Council and LFC Foundation.
If you’re looking for a freelance graphic designer in Liverpool, you work directly with me from the first call to the final files. How I work with Liverpool businesses →
Design services, sectors and clients
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Sectors
- Arts & Culture
- Architecture
- Campaigning Groups
- Charities
- Education
- Fashion
- Festivals
- Finance
- Hospitality
- Law
Selected clients
- Alder Hey
- Anthony Burrill
- Ambient Studio
- Baltic Bespoke
- Bleubird Apparel
- Bluecoat Display Centre
- Collective Encounters
- Engage Liverpool
- Everyman & Playhouse
- FPC
- Grosvenor
- Hope for Justice
- HYPE Merseyside
- LEAF Group
- LFC Foundation
- Liverpool City Council
- Liverpool Irish Festival
- Liverpool’s Pride
- Momentum Group
- Muse Developments
What clients say about working with Sam
“The mark he created has appeared on every product, every hangtag, every piece of packaging and marketing material we've produced. It's still going strong and truly represents the brand.”
“As we've grown, the brand has grown with us without ever losing its core. It's a key asset that contributes to our ongoing success and sets us apart.”
From the blog
All postsWhat’s included in a brand identity (and why it’s more than a logo)
Strategy, logo suite, type, colour, a visual system and guidelines: what you should expect, and why each part is there.
Freelance graphic designer or design agency: which is right for you?
An honest look at cost, process and fit, from someone who spent eight years in a studio before going independent.
Let’s start with a 30-minute call.
A chance to get to know each other and work out what you’re looking to do. Some things are easier to cover face to face than over email, so we’ll talk it through on Zoom or Google Meet.