Hannah Wright

Parkfoot Pantry, Ullswater, April 2026 Done in the same colour as the shop’s signage, the window features the “Parked Up at Parkfoot” logo I was tasked with designing, used first on the welcome window, complementing the shop’s contemporary rebrand. Hopefully not confusing too many people, the big flower “P” leads into a campervan by the lake inspired scene, embodying the calm spirit of the surroundings.

The Quiet Site, Watermillock, May 2026 Excited to be working on the other side of the glass, I swapped pizza cutters for paint brushes to create an information filled display, replacing the chalkboards and celebrating what The Quiet Bite has to offer. I included illustrations of local farmers who provide fresh produce, set among mountains, trees, and a coffee carrying Land Rover. I mixed most of the colours and outlined them with white to match the lettering. I hope the piece has a warm and...

Verey Book Shop, Pooley Bridge, April 2026 The staff at the bookshop came up with this idea, inspired by classic fly-fishing book covers like Fly Fishing by J. R. Hartley that for some reason, seems to entertain some customers. I was chuffed to use my comfort colour palette, greens and pinks, painting loose brushstrokes over a blended base. The final look is bold and playful, sitting nicely alongside fellow fishy books, ready for summer by the lake.