I'm Nick Eagle, founder and lead creative behind NickEagle.co.uk (also leading the wider agency UNIQ). Based in Oxfordshire, I design logos, brand identities and visual systems for clients who want a striking, meaningful brand presence.
While many call me a "website and marketing" provider, my core is always brand design:
From there, I collaborate with digital partners (or in-house) on website builds, marketing collateral and brand activation.
I've always believed a brand's fundamental power lies in its shape, colour, symbol and meaning, not just in marketing tactics. Through my work at UNIQ and under Nick Eagle, I aim to make brands that last: that carry a story, adapt, scale and feel distinct.
Many clients come wanting a "website and marketing push", but what they actually need most is clarity at the visual and narrative level, so the marketing flows from something strong, not patched over poor foundations.
From early on I positioned myself not just as a designer but as a design educator and storyteller. On my "About me" page I speak of combining "strategic, client-focused" design with logos that are "simple, geometric, story-driven."
I gradually built a portfolio of identity work:
Then extended into related areas. The "Work" section on my site shows that I lean into identity design first.
To raise visibility, I share in multiple channels:
Instagram (@thenickeagle) where I post design work and tips (97K+ followers)
X (formerly Twitter) discussing web tools I use (like Webflow for websites)
Newsletters and mentoring content
The identity and educational content help attract clients who genuinely value design thinking, not just visual tweaks.
Within UNIQ, I lead identity work and collaborate with partners who can take designs into digital experiences and marketing execution.
One early challenge was reconciling high-end design positioning with client budgets. To manage that, I created a tiered offering of clarity, scope control and a clear "what we do best" message (logo plus identity first).
If I were starting again today, I'd begin producing teaching content earlier, including video breakdowns and brand postmortems. This means more clients see my thinking before contacting me. I'd also codify more internal frameworks and template systems earlier so scaling doesn't fragment style or quality. Additionally, I might bring in a junior designer or operations support sooner to free more capacity for strategic work.
I aim to strengthen brand system offering (not just logo) and push deeper into:
I also want to scale the teaching and mentorship side: courses or communities for emerging brand designers.
In digital realms, I plan to more tightly connect design plus web builds, ensuring not just beautiful identity, but web experiences that feel rooted in the brand.
I'm also exploring more collaborative partnerships (creative agencies, developers) so the work I design can be executed with fidelity.
If you're looking for a brand identity that feels purposeful, aesthetic and built to last, I'd love to talk.
Nick Eagle is a specialist in creating logos, brand identities, and complete visual systems. While he collaborates on websites and marketing, his core passion is building a strong visual foundation for your brand through storytelling, clarity, and minimalist design.
You can expect designs that are minimal, geometric, and built to last. Nick focuses on creating visuals that carry a story and meaning, avoiding temporary trends to ensure your brand identity remains relevant and effective for years to come.
Yes. While logo and identity design is his primary service, he collaborates with digital partners or your in-house team to guide website builds, marketing materials, and brand activation. This ensures the visual identity he creates for you is applied consistently everywhere.
If you believe your brand needs more than just a quick visual fix, Nick's approach is for you. He focuses on establishing clarity at a foundational level, ensuring your marketing efforts are built on a strong, coherent brand story. Finding the right designer on a platform like Fearless helps connect you with professionals who prioritise this depth.
His approach is different because he leads with identity and story first. He also positions himself as a design educator, sharing his process openly so you understand the 'why' behind the design. This collaborative and transparent method helps build trust and results in a more meaningful brand.
