Letterpress business cards for Claimbase
Claimbase specialise in claim management platforms for the legal and insurance profession with clients who are top law firms and blue chip companies. To engender quality and attention to detail, their business cards were printed by letterpress on red and white paper by GF Smith which was duplexed to reveal white on one side and red on the reverse. Letterpress gives the cards a more tactile feel in comparison to litho.
Marketing material for Brand Impact
Brand Impact provide innovative and high quality promotional merchandise for brands and organisations about the world (examples above). We are currently working with them on a range of marketing materials such as: a promotional video, website updates, social media and copywriting.
Identity & website Sally McPhail
Identity, photography, website and social media for German language consultant Sally McPhail. The identity aims to visually convey translation. The left side of the cross bar in the ‘S’ represents German which passes through the ‘S’ (S for Sally) and is translated into English (right side of the cross bar).
Identity and website for Thistle St
Some of the bars, boutiques, restaurants and shops on Thistle Street, Edinburgh wished to promote the street collectively using a website and Twitter feed.
Brochure for property development
Brochure for a residential development at Granton Harbour, Edinburgh. The brochure proved successful in securing a significant amount of sales both during and after construction.
Promotion for an Olympic sport
Identity and online platforms for one of the few active BMX racing clubs in Scotland. The club aims to promote BMX racing at the track at Clydebank and encourage newcomers of all ages to try racing in a safe and supervised environment. The club is promoted online via a website, YouTube, Facebook and offline with posters. Club members share content and information on the club's social site.
RNLI fundraising event
Radness Unlimited was organised in 2008 for the RNLI. The event was supported by children, youths and the general public, together with several retail outlets in Ocean Terminal and Edinburgh. A website, printed materials along with press and radio coverage was used to promote the event. It received a commendation at the Scottish Event Awards 2009 and an award from the RNLI.

