We were lucky enough – and honoured – to play a very small part in the process. We designed and produced the bid document, which you can see here, as well as being able to read the full document here.

An A to Z of St. George’s was awarded gold in the Use of Typography category, silver in the Publications category, and won the Chairman’s Award as the personal favourite of Steve Long, chair of the judging panel. We feel honoured to have been placed so highly in such exalted company.

An A to Z of St. George’s is the brainchild of our creative director Bobby. Taking the beautiful carved typography within the church as inspiration, we worked with the congregation to create an anecdotal guide to the building and its history. The finished book is available to purchase, with all profits dedicated to the upkeep of the church.

To find out more about An A to Z of St. George’s, please visit our Projects page. The book is limited to an edition of 100 but there are still a few copies left. If you would like to buy one, please contact the church.

With just a handful of weeks to go until London 2012, The Gallery at Norwich University College of the Arts plays host to one of the most recognisable Olympic visual identities ever created. The show features a selection of images exploring Lance’s work for the Mexico 68 Olympic Games, including the logotype, official poster, typeface and signage, from early sketches through to photographs of the work in place during
the event.

Bobby was lucky enough to meet Lance in person and took the opportunity to present him with a coincidentally eponymous You Are Here poster from The Print Sale.

You Are Here runs until 9 June and is open from 12–5pm, Tuesday–Saturday. Admission is free. To read more about the exhibition, please visit the NUCA news page. To see more of Lance’s work, check out his website.

I Love Gill Sans is part of I Love Type, a series of books documenting the return of classic typefaces to contemporary design, edited and designed by Spanish studio TwoPoints.Net. The Writers’ Centre Norwich brand appears alongside work from creative talent across the globe.

In our work for Writers’ Centre Norwich, we used Gill Sans as part of the logo and across a range of printed material. To read more about the work, please visit our
Projects page.

Last year, our work for Sportspark featured in another book of the series, I Love DIN. Click here to read all about it.

Jill Stuart, head of marketing at the University; “We are very excited to be working with The Click. We were so impressed by the concepts for our new campaign and immediately identified The Click as designers who had a clear insight in to the messages we were keen to deliver…”

The Open Day campaign will be focussed largely on outdoor and digital applications, with the overarching concept to be used across wider communications.

Our campaign is due to be rolled out in the next couple of months so keep an eye on our Twitter feed for more news.

Earlier this year, head teacher Alison Clarke appointed The Click to create a new identity for the school. Since then, we have worked with pupils to further our understanding and ensure the new brand appeals to all concerned.

Bobby, our Creative Director, began by giving a short presentation on what we do as a brand consultancy. We delivered a workshop designed to encourage teamwork and inspire creative thinking, asking pupils to think about what makes a good logo. It wasn’t just the pupils who were inspired; it was great fun for us too.

The project will be delivered over the next couple of months so keep an eye on our Scrapbook and stay tuned to Twitter for the latest details.

UEA consists of numerous schools and departments, each producing their own printed literature. After an extensive internal review, the University approached us to unify campus communications. To do this, we created a new set of brand guidelines and accompanying templates, establishing a layout, grid and hierarchy. By following these rules, UEA will be able to produce many items in-house. Though larger strategic projects will continue to be treated separately, our guidelines will ensure communications remain visually cohesive.

For the 2013 Undergraduate Prospectus, we commissioned new photography to create a more aspirational aesthetic, while remaining sensitive to the University’s impressive academic heritage.

You can view the full project on the Projects page of our website. Award winners will be announced on Thursday 3rd May so follow @theclickdesign for the latest news.

Graphic designer by trade, Bobby could think of no better way to express his love for Fiona than with a logo. To surprise her, he had it tattooed on the inside of his wrist. A few days later, Bobby proposed and, within a year, the two were married.

At a glance, it’s a B. On closer inspection, an F is set within it. As Fiona would marry into Bobby’s surname, also beginning with a B, the mark has extra significance.

Fiona and Bobby used the monogram on all wedding stationery, including invites, the order of service, place cards and thank-you notes. Since the wedding, it can now be found on Fiona and Bobby’s very own headed notepaper and on homemade greetings cards for family and friends.

We– Volume 03 contains work for Rossi Long Consulting, The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), St George’s Church, Writers’ Centre Norwich, Union Yard and a very special self-initiated project, along with news from The Click’s team.

If you would like to request a copy, please tick the box and enter your details here. Alternatively, if you find yourself in the Norwich area, feel free to drop by our studio and pick one up.