Bright One community badges
Bright One have an angle; small organisations and charities can't generally afford to invest in PR and communications consultants. Their funds tend to need allocating in other areas, and quite rightly so. But there comes a point where to do more 'good', to grow, you need to invest in just those areas. Bright One have a network of PR pro's who volunteer their spare-time and experience, to help these organisations and charities.
They've been making a difference for two years now - two years today, in fact - and to mark that anniversary, and to give their efforts a platform to build on, they are developing a new community portal for their clients and volunteers.
As with many community endeavours, there's an awards badging system in place that encourage users' interaction. We've been developing those badges, nigh-on 100 of them; fun, colourful and communicative. We're proud of them all, and look forward to seeing them in action in the next weeks and months!
Bright One, we love your passion and you approach; more power to you, and here's to many more years of success!
Big Llama logo
Every now and then we happen across fun little jobs that we just can't turn down. This is one of those jobs. Matthew Evans is a freelance film maker who we worked with on a making of video for a Blacklock photo shoot earlier this year. He operates under the name 'Big Llama Media', and recently decided to rebrand. We produced this mark for him to apply to his stationary, and we love it!
St. Andrew’s kids & youth-work branding
The second stage of the St.Andrew’s Chorleywood brand project, was to give their kids and youth work departments a makeover...
Tearfund SuperBadger
Okay, so this was a relatively small project, but we've had so much fun working on it, we just had to share. SuperBadger is a Facebook application developed by our friends at Tearfund which regularly presents you with issues of social and global injustice, and gives you tools to join the campaign against them. Worthy-much? We think so! Anyway, we were asked to develop a series of icons, that would give the app a fun, but grownup feel. If you use Facebook, take a look.
