Our work

Five women sit on a green sofa in an industrial-style room. A pink banner above them reads “Just a period”. At the bottom, a black and yellow strip highlights awards, including 'Third Sector Awards 2024 Winner’ and 'Smiley 2024 Winner’.
Yellow background with dark blue text reading ‘Scoot Aware’. A moving cartoon image of a young man on an electric scooter crosses the screen. This is an awareness campaign Lark created for Guide Dogs about the dangers of e-scooters.

Guide Dogs

Awareness campaign

 

Three children sit at a table in a classroom. A young girl in the middle looks distracted. Behind her is a yellow noticeboard with colourful paintings that spell out, ‘I live with dementia’. This is an awareness campaign for Dementia UK.
A dark blue background with lighter blue and teal circles. A woman with long blonde hair is in the centre of the circles. A purple triangle towards the circles with the text ‘#NotYourSister’. This is an awareness campaign for Target Ovarian Cancer.
A green background with dark green circle outlines moving around. In the middle, white text spells out, ‘HEG Health Equalities Group’. Lark created a new verbal and visual identity for the organisation, including brand messaging.
Dark blue background with coloured leaves and plant shapes radiating out of the middle. A white circle with the words Oasis Project in purple text is in the centre, with a small purple rainbow over the top. This is the new logo for the charity.
Pink heart with white text that reads 'Life changing hospice care' with a small blue bird either side, on a white background. Lark worked with Martlets Hospice in Brighton to create a new verbal and visual identity for the charity.
A close-up of a purple flower with white text overlay reading, 'Royal Botanic Gardens Kew'.
Graphic of a person pushing a wheelbarrow with a large strawberry. Black text reads ‘Nature Neighbourhoods’, with WWF, RSPB, National Trust, Co-op and Lottery Community Fund logos at the bottom. A banner reads 'Shortlisted 2025 Third Sector Awards’.
Three moving images for charity Open Age. Two older women smiling for a photo, with the word ‘Meet’ overlaid. An older Asian woman Hula-Hooping, with the word ‘Move’ overlaid. Two older men in a computer skills lesson, with 'Learn' overlaid.
A young black woman with glasses and braided hair stands smiling outside a building. Text overlay reads 'Make Excellence Accessible' with the Imperial College London logo on a dark blue background.
A young boy wearing a wetsuit, helmet and life vest is paddling a canoe on water, with a joyful expression. White text overlay reads, ‘When we move, we are stronger’. Lark created this new brand identity for Sport England.

Sport England

Brand identity and campaign positioning

 

The words ‘FREE TIBET’ in different colours flash over changing background images from Tibet, such as a child, a mountain, a crowd of people. Lark worked with the organisation to help create their new tone of voice.
Background colours change between different shades of blue, green, purple and orange. Overlaid white text reads, ‘Youth Talk’ – the logo for the mental health charity. The words, ‘We’re listening’ are at the bottom.
A beautiful woman in a light pink suit sitting in an open-top car with desert mountains in the background. Text overlay reads, ‘Mint Velvet Tone of voice guidelines’. Lark helped create a distinctive voice for the stylish fashion brand.
A white background with an open book in the foreground so you can see the individual pages. Different coloured text overlay reads, ‘the FEEL GOOD book club’. The book club was a new service Lark helped create for Samaritans.

Samaritans

Product launch

 

A purple background with a close-up of a cartoon purple hand holding a small golden telephone receiver on a string. Orange and white text reads, 'At Christmas, Beat is a lifeline for people with eating disorders’.
Graphic of a man in bed at night, looking unwell and clutching his stomach. The illustration is drawn in different shades of purple. This image is part of an awareness campaign Lark Agency created for Crohn’s & Colitis UK.
A woman in jeans, grey hoodie and a beanie leaning back with her eyes closed. She’s in front of blue metal shutters. White text reading ‘Pure Freude’ is overlaid. Lark worked with BMW Clothing producers to create the copy for their campaign.
Illustration of diverse London Ambulance Service workers, including one on a bike, one in a wheelchair and a mechanic. The London city skyline is in the background.
A woman with dark hair is sitting at a wooden table. In front of her is a framed photo of a young girl at the beach with her father. Text overlay reads, ‘Your greatest gift’. This image is part of a legacy giving campaign for Bowel Cancer UK.
A collage of diverse people modelling fashionable clothes, and fashion-related scenes such as a dressmaker's dummy and a woman taking photographs, surrounding a circular logo with the text ‘We are FARA Family’ in the middle.

FARA

Brand awareness campaign

 

A woman with brown hair, wearing a light blue hoodie, is holding a cartoon drawing of an 8kg kettle bell in front of a bright yellow background. Handwritten text reads, ‘Raise your game’. This is part of a fundraising campaign for Bowel Cancer UK.
Close-up image of an older person's hands resting on their knees, with the words 'Age UK' and the charity's colourful ribbon logo overlaid.
Purple and blue gradient background with white text inside a bubble that reads ‘Rethink Mental Illness’. This is the new logo Lark Agency created for Rethink.
An animated photo of a teenage black girl wearing red boxing gloves against a yellow background, throwing punches. The words, "We're the 'keep going', 'keep going', 'keep going' charity" flash up behind her. This is an awareness campaign for DofE.
A young black girl with bunches and a wide smile is clutching a rugby ball on a field in front of rugby goal posts. White text reads, "Every Rose. Our Time" next to her, with the England Rugby rose logo in the top left corner.