Author: Gareth
Phallic Logo Fails
A few weeks ago, a brand new chicken shop in Cardiff ruffled a few feathers when it unveiled it’s new logo (pictured below). However, since the...
Is Social Media The New Pound?
Would you exchange goods and services for positive Tweets, Facebook posts or Instagram pics about your brand? Think about it for a moment, whilst you may...
Why Brands (and celebrities) need to quit Twitter Q&A’s
Twitter is one of those places that is just awesome at coming to life when something goes wrong for example: Dodgy hashtags. Remember when Susan Boyle’s PR...
The PR stunts of the 2014 World Cup
Despite the run up to the World Cup being plagued with stories about civil unrest and FIFIA’s dodgy dealings, PR companies across the world have been...
Drunks Turned Into Human Adverts…
Photo Credit: Yaocho Bar Group We all know that there’s a problem with binge drinking in the UK. City centres on a Friday and Saturday night have...
Netflix logo goes flat
Seems Netflix has now joined the recent ranks of Ebay, Microsoft and Google (as well as others) in refreshing their logo with a more simplified and...
Logo Design Process – Belinda McCarthy Wedding Photography
Last year we had the pleasure of working on the logo design for ‘Belinda McCarthy Wedding Photography’ a contemporary documentary wedding photographer, based in the South West...
3 Reasons Why Great Design is Essential to Your Business
So you’re looking over your website, and you think to yourself, “Eh, this looks alright.” You may be on the fence about that rebrand the marketing...
Digital Design vs. Print Design in Your Marketing Strategy
Image via David Mello Happy Mediums: Digital Design vs. Print Design in Your Marketing Strategy From the conception of the internet, brand interaction has changed and...
Just add photos: Why Jelly could actually work
By Erin Griffith On January 7, 2014 Today the stealthy app from Twitter co-founder Biz Stone revealed itself: It’s a Q&A app called Jelly. The reaction was…
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