We are very pleased to have created the new South East Design Forum (SEDF) website. Having been in at the start of the SCDF it is great to be involved in it's transition and growth.
The new site is responsive to screen sizes and devices and provides the SEDF directors with a comprehensive back-end management system.
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Categories: • General News • Identity • Mobile Websites • Websites
We created this strong image as the basis for the 2012 publicity material for Tangmere Military Aviation Museum. For the fourth year running we have been commissioned to look after the design for their publicity leaflet, posters and advertising.
This project is a great example of the way in which we build lasting relationships with all of our clients, working closely with them to understand their specific business needs. We design solutions which make a real impression, developing consistent marketing material that helps clients achieve their business goals.
It comes as no surprise that clients come back to us time and time again when they need creative inspirational design to help promote their business.
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Categories: • Brochure • General News • Identity • Visitor Attractions
We have recently produced a new stationery range for the dental practice that puts those bright white smiles on the contestants taking part in the X Factor.
Druian & Spektor Dental Practice (The London Centre for Cosmetic Dentistry) have used our design services for over 20 years! We created their original brand in the mid 80s when we were based in London. Over the years we have revised the look of the brand several times and produced many items of promotion and publicity, but at the centre of everything has been a smile!
The client was very happy with the result and left the following comments; "Thanks for the visuals, everyone said it looks fantastic. Many thanks again for your excellent customer service."
Mervyn Druian is well respected within the profession being the 'X Factor dentist' and the principal dentist on Extreme Makeovers UK, he is a leading pioneer in the field of cosmetic dentistry, and has created many famous and recognisable smiles. He was also my dentist in the 80s!
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We recently finished a project for Serco in association with Charnwood Council to promote recycling services to the student community.
The brief from Serco indicated that Charnwood Borough Council were keen to develop branding for campaigns/messages targeting the local student population. The campaign is to inform students living on campus, in halls of residence and students living off-campus of the recycling service provision. The design and typeface needs to appeal to the age group and be consistent with Charnwood BC’s branding guidelines. The aim is to have a consistent approach to communications and develop a recognisable style/brand so campaigns are instinctively recognised by the target audience as waste/recycling campaign messages.
The Council said of the project: "I just wanted to drop you a quick email to let you know how pleased we are with the design for the student leaflets, posters and roller banners. They've turned out really well, and we're delighted. Thanks for your hard work and I hope to send more work your way soon."
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Categories: • Brochure • Exhibition • General News • Identity • Logotype
Steve joined the judging panel at Stonepillow’s Big Sleep Out held recently in the grounds of Chichester cathedral. Michael Woolley, mayor of Chichester and Christian Notley, from Chichester College completed the judging panel.
One of the fabulous structures created by the children at the sleep out.
The event, held every other year by this charity for the homeless, encourages young people from local schools, youth groups and organisations to spend the night in a cardboard shelter they have built themselves on site, in order to experience the kind of conditions endured by the homeless. All three judges agreed that Body Shop’s shelter was the outright winner because it successfully combined a solid build structure, weather-proofing, comfort, whilst retaining the look of a home.
The winning team from The Body Shop.
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