yes we work

The bigger picture, the finer detail

Yes, we work in sectors in which we have exceptional experience, and that broader perspective means we're much quicker to grasp what's relevant to your success and what isn't. At the same time, our clear, thoughtful and meticulous working methods mean we get things done more efficiently, accurately and transparently

Gained in translation

Yes, we work in many languages (at least six). That's why ambitious clients in the UK, Spain, Italy, France, Poland, Israel, Turkey, India and elsewhere seek us out to deliver multilingual, multiregional projects that cross boundaries while maintaining brand integrity

Transmitting on all frequencies

Yes, we work unhindered by traditional distinctions between media. From web to print, video to mobile, we coordinate and implement projects that broadcast our clients' message simultaneously and coherently across many different channels

Featured work

  • orbitvu name and logo

    orbitvu identity

    Branding for 360° object photography system

    Descriptive, easy to pronounce, one-word brand name and logo for a new photography system.

  • orbitvu.pl

    orbitvu.pl

    360° object photography, editing and web-publishing

    Ventis needed a brand name and logo design, product labelling, flash interface design, print material, stationery and a complete website in under a month. We designed and built orbitvu.pl in only 5 days from proposal to launch. The site is built on WordPress, but uses a custom loop to put all the site's content on a single page, navigated with jQuery, to ensure that the orbitvu system was instantly understood.

  • vicenzacalcio.com

    vicenzacalcio.com

    Italian Serie B football team.

    We built vicenzacalcio.com in drupal, based on layouts by the Vicenza football team's own designers. We created the custom theme to keep strictly to the design supplied, and implemented several custom content types, made heavy use of views to automate content lists, added advertising modules and two flash image galleries (again, requested by the site designers) which integrate fully with drupal's image system to maintain manageability.

  • furnacetv.com

    furnacetv.com

    Documentary TV production company

    Our design was conceived to maximise the impact of Furnace's videoclips, hence the choice of a dark ground colour, and a layout that echoes the clips' 16:9 letterbox format. The site is an installation of WordPress, but we wrote a new module allowing the management of more complex data types than this open-source CMS can usually handle (in this case, for the Programmes and People sections).

  • La Pata Negra corporate ID

    La Pata Negra corporate ID

    Cross-media branding for UK importer of Spanish foods.

    Simon Johnson already had the perfect name for his jamón importers: La Pata Negra (meaning black foot or leg in Spanish, synonymous with the best Iberian pigs, which produce the most delicious Iberian ham!)... so the logo seemed to draw itself: a black trotter that's also a bookmark; a little black pig roaming freely somewhere below, probably eating acorns.

  • badkequartet.co.uk

    badkequartet.co.uk

    Leading British classical string quartet

    Visually this redesign was based closely on the quartet's latest photoshoot, the idea being to make the most of these images, both in a dedicated gallery section, and across the site in general. Notable features include the embedded Virb gallery on the homepage, and the colour-coded, highly legible calendar section.

  • willgatti.co.uk (& daniel-finn)

    willgatti.co.uk (& daniel-finn)

    Children’s author writing as Will Gatti and Daniel Finn

    An ingenious merge of two sites into one: each of the author's names has a corresponding design which can be switched on the fly (using some clever jQuery) so that all the content can be viewed within either design.

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