Yes, I know. We've really done it and we're really excited about it too. As of now Wrkm8s Design are operating from our new office in Newmarket. All of our new details can be found on the Contact Us page. (The search engines are being a bit slow in updating our whereabouts so please ignore the old map.)
Last month we donated some time to a good cause when the Oakington and Westwick Playground Committee came to us for some help with a Giving Wall for their new play area.
Gotta love a bit of panto. This title artwork may be on the more 'glittery' side of graphics but it's always good fun to work on something expressive.
Recently we've been working closely with Symphony Coatings Group, a national company which specialises in the supply of paint and finishes to the trade. One of our assignments was to develop a cost-effective e-commerce website for their division which manufactures traditional wood finishing products.
Scott Bradbury have just launched their new StreamLearning™ for mobile service and we’ve worked with them to develop designs across the website, leaflets and exhibition stand.
We've just completed a new corporate identity for Marrable & Co, a Colchester based manufacturer of industrial and traditional wood finishes.
For anyone interested in maintaining a perfect creative working environment.
We all naturally take an interest in design. I'm taking a departure from talking about brochures, logos and websites here, rather the stuff that presents itself to us in everyday life. We're all subjected to it and it may or may not provoke a response, however, sometimes the human eye registers something that is so aesthetically unsettling you just have to point it out to others.
We've just produced this years exhibition literature for Anglia Fireplaces and Design. It will be used in conjunction with their new state-of-the-art exhibition trailer with which they'll be displaying their latest procucts. The trailer, which opens out into a display stand, will contain several of their most modern and efficient heating appliances. The fires themselves are built into the stand and will be fully functioning once at exhibition.
Revival have generated enough interest in the boutique for Cambridge News to pay them a visit. You can see last Friday's article here.
