EAMS Group offers world class asset and safety management solutions to an impressive portfolio of global clients. They deliver innovative technology solutions to a broad range of clients in the engineering industry; from airports, rail and transport networks, ports and utilities. We were tasked with bringing this offering to life through a re-brand and rollout of new collateral.
Our concept focussed on creating a flexible system of graphic assets that used engineering textures and shading in a contemporary and impactful way.
We spent the early part of the year re-branding the student letting company ClubEasy. Our re-branding was part of some extensive research that had given us a revised strategy and clear plan for the future. It was an interesting and challenging job, and unfortunately it wont see the light of day as the company went into administration before we could implement the revised strategic approach.
We’ve been working on the strategy and branding for the launch of Cura TV. The Cura platform transforms mobile commerce through the power of video. Cura TV is a video-based mobile marketplace that provides a tailored and immersive shopping experience, on-demand. The platform allows vendors to easily shoot videos, tell engaging stories about their products and sell directly to consumers, all from directly within the app, including simple and secure payment and nationwide delivery. Cura TV is built on the world’s fastest transactional video platform.
We’ve worked with the team to craft a brand platform and robust design strategy and then turn that thinking into practice. The Beta version is now online and the app will follow shortly. It’s a brilliant concept and we’ve really enjoyed working with the team to bring this to life.
Limited Edition Design recently completed a brand audit for the Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol. Covering case studies, research, marketing and strategic ideas for its vision and core messaging moving forward. Nice to get the grey matter working again. Its a great venue, with amazing potential and years since I’ve been back to Bristol…
