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Hemisphere has designed the brand identity, consumer brochure and stationery for specialist holiday company Theme Park Holidays. The work launches next week.
Talent will out, but design could do more to foster it
Last week I had the honour of chairing a seminar involving celebrated film producer turned education activist Lord Puttnam. Organised by British Design & Art Direction, it was part of
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BBC Broadcast has designed title sequences and a promotional campaign for hospital drama Casualty. It will go on air from 14 September.
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The Field has created the brand strategy, positioning, identity and website for sports marketing agency Activate UK. The work will roll out over the next three months.
Have two identities? But not two for the price of one
I feel the need to write and compliment Quentin Newark on his wonderful and insightful feature on football club badges, Defensive Shield (DW 29 August). I particularly liked the suggestion
Colourful concoction insures there’s differentiation
Bright Grey, the latest ‘are-they-for-real?’ brand name to splash into the murky depths of the personal finance pond, is a contradiction in terms. But that – before you even start
Events
Design and Conquer!, a seminar on how changes in intellectual property law may offer new protection for creativity takes place on 19 September in Leeds. Contact: Stephanie Guthrie on 0113
Tesco shops for a roster of creatives
Tesco is to review its ten-strong packaging design roster, which includes Rocket, Pemberton & Whitefoord and The Nest, as part of a cost management exercise by the retailer.
Show
The Retail Interiors Show is held from 17-19 September. Contact: 0870 429 4360 or visit www.retail-interiors.co.uk. Venue: Earls Court, London SW5.
When new badge was paraded Arsenal fans booed
As an avid Arsenal fan and season-ticket holder for the past 20 years, I was interested in your critique of the new club badge designed by 20/20 (Feature, DW 29
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Bentley Holland & Partners has designed a series of posters for an internal communication campaign at sugar manufacturer Tate & Lyle Europe.
Oasis website calls in SAS to marshal redesign
Oasis’s revamped website, www.oasis-stores.com, designed and built by SAS, went live last week marking the latest stage in the fashion retailer’s bid to increase footfall through its UK stores. The
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