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Nash Projects
Design + Art Direction
+46 70–238 71 67
charlie@nash-projects.com 
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Freelance graphic designer and art director based between London and Stockholm. Currently operating in the field of branding, communication, packaging, web design and all printed matter.

An open–ended archive of selected work
2021
Big Drew’s Small Batch
Brand Identity and Concept Development

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Concept and visual identity for Stockholm based small batch hot sauce, Big Drew’s Small Batch.

Instagram: @bigdrewssmallbatch

2021
T. H. Agyei
Brand Identity and E.P Artworks

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Visual identity for London based singer songwriter T. H. Agyei and design system for debut E.P.


Photography: Feruza Afewerki-Abraha
Spotify: T. H. Agyei
2020
Lamb
Brand Identity

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A coworking & social club situated in the heart of Stockholm. Anchored on being the remedy for stressed, anxious and hectic lives. Lamb is a support system that brings the most essential elements of your life – work, play and wellbeing – into one space.


Photography: Cecilia Magnusson
2020
Aumla
Brand Identity

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Stockholm based management consultancy, Aumla, designs and delivers sustainable health & wellbeing solutions for the modern workplace. They carry the aim to inspire millions of people to be healthier and happier — and embrace a new level of consciousness that cherishes generosity, balance and health.
2020
Quarter Life
E.P Artwork

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The Quarter Life E.P contains snapshots of time between teenage years through to adulthood. The songs are an interpretation of entering a new life chapter that is often unprepared for. “Acknowledging that the smoothness I had become used to, now didn’t exist and a much more complicated and unknown path was coming.”
2021 © Charlie Nash