Logotype
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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Categories: • General News • Identity • Logotype
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."
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 06/10/11 at 03:55 PM
Categories: • Brochure • Exhibition • General News • Identity • Logotype
We have recently completed the identity and web holding page for the Chichester Community Development Trust at Graylingwell.
http://www.chichestercdt.org.uk/
The Trust will own and manage the community facilities which will be endowed to the Trust, and will include a new community hall, the chapel, water tower, artists studios as well as the allotments. The Trust will also initiate and deliver community development activities to build a strong and creative community where residents and others who work or use the area, share a strong sense of belonging, pride and commitment to its future and wellbeing.
We are looking forward to working with the trust on the completion of the website and future communication projects.
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 07/04/10 at 03:08 PM
Categories: • Identity • Logotype • Websites
Chichester Chamber of Commerce & Industry joined forces with Chichester College, CDC, the Chichester Observer series, Business Link and South Coast Design Forum to bring to fruition a business to business exhibition and conference.
The event took place on Wednesday 28th October and offered businesses the opportunity to showcase their wares in the exhibition, network with other businesses throughout the day as well as attend a number of seminars and talks to help all aspects of business throughout the day.
The logo and all advertising and promotional material for Business Focus 09 was designed by Wilson Design Associates.
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 29/10/09 at 07:00 AM
Categories: • Business Networking • Exhibition • General News • Identity • Logotype
Wilson Design Associates were contacted by the museum to help with the design of their promotional material and take control of their branding.
Before we got involved, Tangmere Military Aviation Museum had inconsistencies throughout their marketing material. Working with their marketing manager, we have tweaked the logo and set up brand guidelines to ensure colours, logo usage and design elements are consistent on all material produced and have designed the visitor leaflet, event posters and tickets for 2009.
For more information on the museum, go to www.tangmere-museum.org.uk.
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 17/03/09 at 05:29 AM
Categories: • Brochure • Identity • Logotype • Visitor Attractions
