It's almost easter, so if you can, indulge in moderation and have a nice time!

We developed a new logo and brand identity which we then rolled out onto an abundance of luxury marketing materials including a 65 page brochure, press folders, house sheets, banners and a pocket size Z-card. These were all used to showcase the new range during a prestigious launch event held at the world-famous Bonhams Auction House in London, attended by the movers and shakers of the property world. Our work is now being seen up and down the country by potential house buyers and Redrow are delighted with the levels of interest in the new range!

The Heritage Z Cards

Redrow Chairman Steve Morgan has pledged to restore the company to its core values of quality, tradition and superior styling; so when they needed a brand creating for their latest housing range 'The New Heritage Collection' they were straight on the phone to us - their design agency of 15 years.

It's 3rd of March (03/03/2010) which, for some reason or another is good luck... Not sure why but it is anyways! We prepared a little something, reckon you can notice the references to 3 in our little picture above?

The BBC and ITV commit to the 'new colour broadcasting technology' and announce that broadcasting in colour will happen for 4 hours a day, at a cost of £1,000,000. Britain was the first country in Europe to broadcast in colour

...Ok, so he may be a future King but last week Prince William left Alder Hey Hospital clutching on to some of our design work. The Prince was visiting the Hospital to unveil a revolutionary £3 million MRI scanner - one of only two worldwide and the only one in Europe. To mark the special occasion, we put together a brightly coloured 12 page commemorative brochure filled with photography, information about the state of the art equipment and heart-warming messages from children that will benefit from the scanner. We also revealed a fantastic drawing that young visitor to Alder Hey Sion Meredeth, had done to represent the Royal Visit. After the unveiling ceremony had finished, the Prince was handed a plaque that had also been designed by us and we watched as he left with it at the end of the day.