Second Draft

One of our clients, Absolute Joinery, recently exhibited at The Cornwall Home Show held at Kingsley Village. They approached us asking for some promotional material to give out to prospective clients. They had previously remarked on our own badges , which we had produced to work alongside our 2009 calendar, and were looking for something just as fun and quirky. So we set about working on two designs around the theme of wood and bespoke design. On one badge was simply written in a cartoon-like font "I Love Wood" in brown tones, and the other featured a collection of furniture in white on a background of wood grain. The limited size is always a challenge but there is something irresistible about designing badges, they have an indie-cool and are very collectable - everyone likes something they can pick up and take away for free. The company's web address was included so people would remember where the badges came from. Absolute pride themselves in producing work that s...

With the Royal Cornwall Show fast approaching, a lot of our clients are planning how to make their stands eye catching and professional. What some may not be aware of though, is how cost effective display options can actually be. We have produced a number of signage variations for clients, specifically to take advantage of the space available at trade shows. You may have seen the story on this blog featuring the basic (but large!) banner for Wadebridge Bathroom Studio for last years Royal Cornwall Show. Above is a illustration of a banner stand, very useful for outdoor exhibitions, but we can produce displays to all requirements. Roller banners are very effective and economical, along with being practical and usable in many different situations. Whole stands can be designed as well. For more details, feel free to request some more information , as now is the best time to prepare for the coming season.

Steph took this picture at the Royal Cornwall Show this week. She popped by the Wadebridge Bathroom Studios stand to see what the new banner we organised for them looked like. You'll have to drop by yourself to see what it looks like, as camera phones don't do it justice! They are on the Wadebridge Street. We really should have a stand ourselves next year!