Our first completed project for The National Trust, to promote the introduction of contemporary art pieces into their properties country-wide. A simple marriage of unique images graphically illustrates the promise, 'where contemporary art joins historic settings.'
It's always rewarding to win a new client which has the makings of a long term relationship. Ocean Trawlers, one of the world's largest deep sea fishing companies approached us to review all their marketing material, beginning with a new identity for their premium brand Atlantika and the design of their stand at the IFE exhibition in Brussels. Having successfully completed both we're now designing their website, and fighting over who'll art direct the photoshoot in the Barent Sea!
A welcome delivery of our complimentary copy of new book, 'Symbols' from Laurence King Publishing. Even better to see they've chosen five of ours for inclusion.
Briefed to create a new identity and website for the Dorset Digestion Clinic we deliberately steered well away from surgical imagery and instead found inspiration in the location of the practise, namely the infamous Jurassic coastline. For us, and fortuitously the client, an ammonite collected from the beach proved the perfect visual metaphor for the two female doctor's practise. Embossing the fossil into the stationery literally left a lasting impression.
No patter of tiny feet in the studio and then, like London buses two come along at once. Congratulations to both Nicola and Chloe who've bought Isla and Amelie into this world (and already into the studio).
The literal patois translation of Coo Yah and the reaction Phil Hopkins, the owner of this video production business wanted from his new identity. Given the name we bought it to life using illustrations by Ben Phillips to create a quirky, warm personal feel in a sector of cold, corporate mediocrity.
Many thanks to ex Carter Wong designer Neil for finding and sending us this little gem, although we don't recall writing POS instructions for the use of wooden lollies and teddy bears when creating the Unilever heartmarque guidelines.
