Firstly, I’d like to thank you for visiting my site. Your time and attention is greatly appreciated.

My name is Greg, and I’m a freelance Graphic Designer with a social focus. I design communications that enable organisations, communities and causes to connect with their audience.

I design creative strategies, logos, posters, advertising, and brand marketing communications. I do this in instances where those who want to make a difference need a diverse creative skill-set to meet their challenges, yet don’t have the resources to manage dozens of specialists.

As a former studio Head of Creative, I produced award-winning work for a marketing agency before going freelance. Since then I have successfully delivered thousands of branding, print and digital design projects for clients across the globe (many in music and film).

I approach Communication Design strategically, so I’m always focused on creating work that meets my client’s objectives, from raising awareness to increasing donations. From leading an initiative, to building a movement.

I’ve produced impactful work for brands and businesses including Sony Music, Ministry of Sound, Universal Music, Samsung, Heart Radio, Warner Music, Old El Paso, Jaguar, Polydor, Capital FM, and many more.

I’m forever curious and passionate about what drives culture – the big ideas that bring us together. I apply that curiosity to my work, and how I can help people strategically communicate their values to the world.

As a Black British designer, and a proud member of the design community, I use my voice to educate, engage, and share my extensive experience. I believe that a rising tide raises all ships, and through my blog I explore ways in which businesses, marketers and creatives might apply design thinking to better results.

I also curate the Black Outdoor Art project, an initiative in partnership with a media agency, that utilises unused billboard space as a platform for other Black British designers.

I look forward to learning how I can help you, better connect with your audience.

Regards,

– Greg

Type 01 – Design for Social, Amplifying Voices for Cultural Change. Interview, Jan 2021

Logo design for Steve McQueen’s Lammas Park by Greg Bunbury, November 2020

Reading University Dept. of Typography & Graphic Communication: Baseline Shift with Greg Bunbury, Oct 2020

Greg Bunbury’s empowering street art campaign to amplify black creative voices, July 2020

Branding and Black Lives Matter: will change be more than skin deep? Interview, June 2020

Black Lives Matter: graphic design’s role in the protest movement interview, June 2020

Social media tips: Unmissable advice for artists and designers, interview May 2020

Insight feature on design signatures, November 2019

Insight feature on design books, June 2019

Design Week Awards 2019 judging panel, March 2019

Design Week Awards 2018 judging panel, March 2018

Trigger Studio: Spotlight interview, May 2018

Creative Bloq ‘How to encourage diversity in the design industry’ interview, March 2018

The Times Creative Commission feature, April 2017

LogoDesigner.co The Crypt logo design feature, April 2017

Computer Arts ‘Diversity Matters’ interview, October 2017

CromeYellow ‘Science Fiction in Typography’ graphic design feature, Feb 2016

Design Week ‘4 Corners’ graphic designer feature, June 2016

The African and African-Caribbean Design Diaspora festival 2014 (exhibited)

ShortList Magazine ‘Iron Man 3’ alternative movie posters, 2013

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival, Best Poster: ‘The Battery’ (IMDb) 2013

ShortList Best Alternative Poster 2012

Aint It Cool News ‘Killer Joe’ poster design feature, Aug 2012