The Brief

Create a sophisticated promotional leaflet for Acupuncture practitioner Brooke Kemball-Smith

The Project

Brooke Kemball-Smith is an independent Acupuncturist practising at clinics in and around the City of Bath. Brooke's new leaflet had to catch the attention of passing visitors and give a fresh, sophisticated image to his business.

The traditional tri-fold leaflet was reformed as a weightier fourfold leaflet. This made it's appearance a little different, a little more interesting and gave some good shapes and spaces to the layout of the text. The colour scheme was kept sparse and slightly clinical to maintain the professionalism of Brooke's practice, and the images were printed in high gloss to give weight to the business.

The Brief

Design a 'Greener Homes' promotional logo for Carrick Housing at Carrick District Council

The Project

Carrick Housing manages and maintains housing and local amenities in the Carrick region of Cornwall. They wanted a logo for the 'Greener Homes' project to promote their recent energy-saving initiatives.

The Brief

VCA needed a brochure fit for their new brand (Tim: what is their new brand - did you design this?) and their expanding international customer base.

The Project

We created a dynamic and easy to use brochure made up of two parts: a glossy, highly corporate cover folder for any general business information, addresses, contacts etc; and inside this created space for inserts which allowed the brochure information to both be updated as needed, for example for each country, and also allowed this portion of the brochure to be printed in-house. This saved on cost and paper wastage for the client.

The Brief

Press advertisement for newly-formed complementary health group, The Natural Birth and Parenting Network

The Project

Having worked with the group since they first launched the network as their website designer, we have a good understanding of each other's likes, dislikes and expectations. The half-page advert combined the network's identity with some vibrant photography which looked great in glossy magazines. To increase brand recognition for the network, a logo was developed which the network could then use on all future press releases, as well as stationery, business cards, mailers and anything else they wanted.