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The new CIO Development logotype.
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FISITA’s 2011 World Automotive Summit ten page programme.
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FISITA’s 2010–2011 annual review.
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EuroBrake identifier and six page call for papers. |
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Action Surrey, Surrey
Our new client specialises in providing advice to homeowners, businesses and schools about reducing energy and water consumption. We are working on some new printed material and new features for their web site, while extending the ‘brand tools’ with a range of Word-based templates for use in-house.
CIO Development, Kent
We developed a revised identity for this organisation which specialises in executive development focusing on senior IT staff. Design proposals and templates for a range of collateral including brochures, factsheets, stationery and forms have been delivered. FISITA, London
We have just delivered the 2010–2011 annual review for FISITA (our fifth for this client), and we are curently delivering collateral to support their third World Automotive Summit – taking place in Germany – which focuses on the challenges of providing personal mobility in the megacity.
FISITA is also organising a specialised European conference on braking technologies across a broad range of transportation applications, which will take place in 2012.
We designed the EuroBrake identity and have delivered artwork for a range of information and marketing collateral, including a web site, HTML email templates, a call for papers, and an exhibition and sponsorship guide.
The Children’s Family Trust, Worcestershire
Following the Board of Trustees’ approval of our proposals the redesign of the children’s fostering charity’s web site is underway. A range of forms in Microsoft Word format are also being developed for internal and external use. This work is part of a comprehensive development of the Trust’s communications collateral.
Other news
Future projects include the design of a sound engineering company’s identity, with a new web site and stationery on the agenda.
Another identity redesign is coming up in 2012, for an international congress for a specialist audience.
We have also been asked to begin scoping a book and associated material for an exciting photographic exhibition opening next summer. |
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