Client Work

Come have a butchers at my client work, where I curate and create content for brands and small businesses.

Poster, Social and Logo Design

In 2025, Still Life x Night Market was launched: a brand new social event focussed on bringing together an independent sellers market with a still life drawing event. The results were an overwhelming triumph, with record numbers in attendance to the launch event in May. Crump’s social engagement, design and photography were all universally praised. The work started back in December 2024, and after careful consideration, the minimalist profile face logo became the key part of Still Life’s brand identity. From there, Crump developed a typeface, inspired by the brushstrokes of still life painting masters such as Paul Cezanne. Posters were made specifically for the event to encourage attendees to relax and enjoy the spirit of drawing, with nods to popular culture such as 1997’s Titanic.

Crump created both the logo and posters for Night Market - a series of events based at Leicester Print Workshop (later LCB Depot) in which artists, traders and small businesses sell their wares. These events started in 2023 as a monthly market, but from 2024 shifted to a bi-monthly series.
The posters show Crump’s eclectic range of capabilities and inspirations when they create, including nods to subjects such as 80s MS DOS adventure video games to vintage imagery and painting.

Whilst working for LCB Depot, Crump produced a video showcasing an artist run workshop called “Playing with Paint” that was being ran by Ameerah Dawood - an artist based in Leicester. The video was titled “In The Old Gallery” in reference to the meeting room Dawood hired for the event. Crump created the piece with an aim towards social media, and encouraging viewers to sign up to further events.

In 2024, Crump was invited to create a brand kit for the celebration of LCB Depot’s twentieth anniversary “LCB20”. A playful logo, colourway, digital posters and mockups were created to celebrate LCB Depot’s growth in the creative sector as a hub for Leicester’s growing population.

Multidisciplinary artist Rebecca Simpson invited Crump into their studio to produce images for social media and print magazines. Across several hours, Crump captured Simpson’s practice and the ways in which her chronic illness has affected how they work.

In 2023 Crump was asked to come up with a concept for Leicester band National Opera’s tour poster. This led to an intense photoshoot involving members of the band submerging themselves in freezing water and climbing unstable trees - all at 5am on a cold January morning.

Got Enough Books is a second hand bookshop based in Leicester’s Cultural Quarter, selling select titles on creative subjects - the only second hand bookshop to do so in the Midlands.
Crump continues to collaborate and design for the shop, initially producing logos and now creating merchandise and expanding into new ranges such as "Got Enough Cooks” - the shop’s Food and Drink section.