June 1998 A simple folded map, in DL format was required by the client to assist customers and suppliers to find their way to the UK offices of Cerestar, now part of the Cargill group of companies. We created two maps in two colours which were then used in a variety of printed material.
June 1998 The small print? The images here are a very small selection of the different kinds of printed matter we produced for Cerestar over our 20 year relationship. Simple leaflets and pamphlets to multi-page brochures, newsletters, stationery exhibition hand-outs and so much more.
February 11, 1998 Later Cerestar adverts were produced at the time new personnel joined the client side. The theme began life as a ‘surreal’ look and feel, resulting in some unusual and bizarre adverts that were often criticised for being too wordy. But what can you do if the client won’t listen?
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October 14, 1997 “We” Advertising. The idea was simply that ‘we’ do this, that or the other for their customers. The simple headlines linked to striking images – that would not normally be seen in the cosmetics or pharmaceutical industry – made a suitably interesting impact on those communities. Fun to do as well.
August 12, 1996 Big ad, small company. As I write this post some 10 or 15 years after the event I can’t remember what the company did but it was something to do with storm water and other things. The ad went down well. It didn’t win any awards but it didn’t appear that much
July 11, 1996 Seriously Rapid Advertising! When you have a reputation for working fast you run the risk of getting a call to produce an idea and an advert quickly. In this case the idea and the artwork was need on the same day and we have to deliver in hours.
April 21, 1996 A media company logo. Many moons ago, before ‘digital media’ was the norm I started a company specifically to produce media rich products for magazine publishers. This was the logo.
April 4, 1996 Not every pitch for new business resulted in a win. This was one of those, sadly. From the initial briefing it was clear that the single most important idea was to promote the Dead Sea Bromine company as an environmentally aware organisation. The organic feel of these ads were presented to the
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A simple DL folded heavy weight card map with directions and contact points for mailing out with other materials.
February 9, 1996 A typographic logo was required for a start-up company. With the finalised logo a complete set of business stationery had to be created including letterhead, compliment slips and of course business cards.
