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GCS Digital Media are the newly formed creative, technical and digital media arm of well established consulantants GCS Recruitment Limited. The brief for this project was to create a new brand for this media specific subsidiary, including a vibrant new logo, and then run this out through business cards and a promotional flyer which would announce the arrival of this newly formed agency.
Pure Fit Out began trading in the summer of 2008, and came to PWD Design for a complete Corporate Identity, Stationery and Website Design package. They are a London based interior renovation and fit out company, working with high-end brands such as Liberty-s of London and the De Vere Hotels Group.
Furnish & Co approached us to take their existing brand and reinvigorate their website to include the new company name and client focus: providing bespoke traditional and modern furniture, and creative carpentry solutions to homes and businesses across the UK.
We developed their logo into a new classier style, without moving too far away from the original, and rolled out a new Branding Campaign across the board, including Business Card Design, Letterheads and Compliment Slips, Magazine Advertisements, Promotional Flyers and Van Signage.
The London Borough of Camden commissioned us to create a Brochure Design to promote their upcoming ‘Business Summit’, a meeting of some of the most influential people in the government, to discuss regeneration efforts in the area.
The theme was ‘Growth’ and we took the opportunity to break away from Camden’s standard brand in order to bring life to the publication with quality photography, combined with a series of organic and imaginative page elements.
Angels & Demons is a side project from our regular clients, Furnish & Co. They were looking to promote a new product launch, namely novelty themed children’s toyboxes, and we were asked to come up with a Logo and Brand Identity for the company, and also an accompanying Website Design.
The brief on this occasion was to move completely away from their established ‘Furnish’ brand image, and follow a darker, gothic style theme that would appeal to adults in the market for a nice gift for their youngsters.