August 2006 ELMA stands for the European Lecithin Manufacturers Association and until mid 2006 they did not have an identity or a web presence so our brief was clear and simple, provide both. A new logo and identity were produced together with a small and simple web site.
February 2006, updated 2014, 2019 Our initial brief was to develop a new corporate identity for K&K Curtains, a specialist curtain, blinds and soft furnishings manufacturer. The company, holding contracts with major retailers and dozens of celebrity customers, said our job was to develop a new logo and supporting material that maintained the quality feel
August 2003 One that got away! And worse as it was a friend of a friend. Never the less the concept to good and presented the (potential) client in a modern and professional manner. As far as I know they never did get a brochure but favoured the use of a website, which they eventually
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February 2002 “Outsider Advertising” is what it was referred to by some in the building industry. When we won the account, with (literally) a last minute pitch, we had no experience in the building arena. Our ideas were therefore unencumbered by tradition or the ‘norm’. As a result we made a BIG impact on the
May 2000 Restricted Creativity Advertising. The majority of the “creative” side of Royal Air Maroc’s advertising came from the Head Office appointed agency in Paris. Our job was to fill the blanks and handle the media selection. Occasionally we were let off the leash and allowed to produce our own work.
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April 2000 Large format pop-ups. Used at major travel trade shows these 6ft to 7ft wide curved pop-up displays were produced at high resolutions from .eps files generated in a vector drawing application.
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October 1999 Exhibition posters. As a major player at the première food and pharmaceutical exhibitions Cerestar’s presence was usually a big thing. Backed up with heavyweight advertising and custom built exhibition stands our job was to provide a series of posters to further promote a variety of brands at specific shows.
April 1999 Industrial Equipment Advertising has to be amongst the hardest to produce. When I say ‘hard’ I mean, appealing, sexy, different and not in the general styles you see in most business to business magazines. Kemwall was a challenge as their equipment was well known well respected and boring to look at. But the
March 1999 Travel Trade Posters. Royal Air Maroc exhibited at the major trade exhibitions and organised a number of low-key events where a combination of magazine, catalogue and national press advertising supported large format posters and pop-up displays.
August 1998 Zebra Advertising. Not so much black and white but the concept came easy and the client loved it. Once the blue zebra ad appeared we embarked on several other in the same style. Within the pharmaceutical industry we made a big splash and generated some great awareness for the client, and it was
