A little bit about Liv Design

Who is Liv Design?

Liv Design is a creative design agency run by me, Scott Johnson. Working with many industry professionals, Liv Design aims to provide the perfect results for your design brief; whether it's for print, packaging, advertising or online. My specialisms include graphic design, brand identity, advertising and packaging and with long term creative partners Liv Design also offers copywriting, photography, digital and marketing services. We can take care of all your design requirements from a simple logo, to a complete integrated marketing and advertising campaign.

After 10 years in the creative industry working with a number of Top 100 UK agencies I formed Liv Design Ltd. This was born from a passion for design and utilises my experience working with a number of leading blue-chip clients and global brands. This allowed me go forward and provide creative services directly with clients and businesses, and also offer my creative skills and support to fellow design agencies.

What makes Liv Design different from other creative agencies?

My 23 years experience as a creative designer working with brands such as ICI, GSK, Whitbread, Thorntons, Cadbury, Triumph, Yamaha, Aldi, Center Parcs and Molson Coors.

A passion for what I do. My business is called Liv Design. I live it, breathe it. It's as simple as that. What's with the spelling you ask? Well, I didn't want people calling it 'Live' (as in 'Alive'). So no 'e'. Think of it along the lines of Led Zeppelin…

Thirdly, price. Liv Design has low overheads. No salaried staff, no fancy city offices. With Liv Design you get the same services, skills and dedication as other creative agencies but at a better rate. Plus you get a personal service – there's no passing the buck, no being passed around from person to person. You have the pleasure of dealing with me : )

What's not to like?

Some of the brands and companies I've worked with



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