Another Bearded Designer
Brand identity and design services for businesses across print, digital and environmental media
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Another Bearded Designer
Another Bearded Designer is a Brighton-based design studio providing creative solutions for brand challenges across print, screen and environmental design.
The studio was set up in Brighton in 2010. The registered company was founded in 2009.
Product: Brand identity and creative design services across print, screen and environmental design.
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