It’s now almost a month since the campaign, titled Nature’s Playground, launched. During this period, there has been widespread interest in the project – both from the design and advertising industry and from the general public. It has been featured on dozens of blogs around the world and is still actively being shared via social media, which is, of course, a primary objective of the campaign, hence the use of a hashtag #NaturesPlayground.

The campaign was posted on The National Trust’s own Facebook page and gained over 2,500 likes within a few hours – plus several hundred comments since.

Here is just some of the coverage we’ve been honoured to receive: Creative Review / It’s Nice That / TAXI / Creative Bloq / PSFK / 22 Words / Tree Hugger.

We responded by creating a bold, simple but beautifully crafted piece of printed literature – a vehicle to deliver important and inspirational messages.

View more images and learn more about the project.

Our brand guidelines document, aptly named ‘Brand Bible’, produced for Norwich Cathedral has gained widespread coverage over the past year, including a feature on Creative Review’s blog.

Previous success at the Roses Creative Awards include recognition for our brand identity for Asperger East Anglia in 2011 and the ‘A to Z guide to St George’s‘ which picked up a hat-trick of awards in 2012.

This year, our brand guidelines document created for Norwich Cathedral has been nominated for best art direction and goes head-to-head with projects from creative heavyweights such as McCann Manchester and LOVE.

At last year’s Roses, we celebrated winning a hat trick of awards – all for the same project. This year’s winners will be announced on 2 May in Manchester.

Following on from their wedding a little over a year ago, the Burrages are now proud to present Stanley Thomas Burrage. Born on Wednesday 27 March 2013, Stanley will soon be trained up in The Click’s client relations department – there have already been ‘cuddle requests’.

The campaign will aim to highlight the breadth of offer, encourage repeat visits and communicate the Trust’s great outdoor experiences – as well as showcase the wonderful properties. Launching in May, the campaign will run across the East of England.

Creative Director, Bobby Burrage comments:
“We’re extremely proud of our client list. Year on year it becomes evermore diverse with a wonderful array of organisations. It’s an honour to be able to name the National Trust as a client and we’re very excited about starting work with them.”

Wishing you all a happy 2013.

The directors of Computer Service Centre spotted an article in the local business pages – telling of recent design graduates opening shop, winning a succession of new clients and showcasing their growing portfolio. That was almost eight years ago.

Upon appointment, our first project was to create a new brand identity for Computer Service Centre – one which would position them as leaders in their field (IT). Dozens of projects later, including a range of corporate literature and advertising campaigns, we have had the pleasure of not only witnessing their success (turnover tripling, staff doubling and shiny new offices), but also forging an established, trusted and mutually beneficial working relationship. We’re proud to continue acting as brand guardians for Computer Service Centre.

This refreshing, straight-talking advice guide is a revealing insight in to the views and opinions of several industry experts, skillfully collated and contextualised by Airey.

The book is brimming with tips and lessons learned from designers such as Ivan Chermayeff, Simon Manchipp and Mike Dempsey.

Fiona’s contribution can be found in chapter fourteen and reveals her handling of a rather tricky client a few years back. You can buy the book from various stockists.

We were appointed to create a new brand identity, advertising campaign, packaging and printed literature to coincide with the launch of HarperWells’ new store.

It was an exciting project to work on and we’re proud to share the results with you. You can view the full project and read more about the concept in our portfolio. Furthermore, you can read even more about the project on the Identity Designed blog.