We were approached by Rebel Hospitality to design a range of 6 bottled cocktails to be sold across Rosa’s Cafés and through select retailers.
We used existing elements from Rosa’s Brand to develop a design with keeping Rosa’s aesthetics but also reflective of the progressive nature of the cocktails developed.
Images courtesy of Rebel Hospitality
Hot Bikram Yoga, one of world’s leading hot yoga brands, was a pioneers of Bikram yoga in the UK when it launched in 2005. Now, with increased competition and broader range of hot yoga classes and other services, the brand needed to stand out, reaffirm its authority on the market, open itself up to a wider audience and generally have a renewed lease of life.
A rebrand was to be rolled out across the business, to include a new name and creative identity, over website, POS and both internal and external communication.
Filmclub is an educational charity helping to transform lives through film. Filmclub use the film medium as an educational tool to teach about culture, language and social behaviour. D237 was hired to extend a re-brand throughout the business’ stationery, emails, business cards, e-newsletters, web banners, powerpoint presentations and reports.
The vibrant, colourful designs were created to engage an audience of 6-18 year olds. D237 used the familiarity of existing movie imagery and the concept of a lightshaft to convey the nostalgic magic of children’s cinema.
The NHS Health Supplement is a monthly publication of 100,000 copies, targeting different London communities afflicted with particular types of cancer. D237 is responsible for the design and layout of the 8pg supplement, producing a tabloid style design and layout.
D237 was responsible for the design of all marketing collateral for the Arts Council’s Africa 05, a season of events of exhibitions to celebrate African art across various venues and media partners, chiefly, The British Museum, BBC, the Southbank, and Arts Council England.
Tri-force approached D237 to design and develop a new website to better reflect their brand and make use of its strong social media presence.
Centred around events for the acting and theatre community, the website embodied the company’s professionalism and success, integrating Youtube, Facebook and Twitter with an easily updated content management system.
Art in the Park was implemented in the Olympic Park to show the UK’s strong arts and cultural heritage at the world’s biggest sports and cultural event. The Olympic Delivery Authority commissioned D237 to produce a portable guide to the array of different artwork being displayed throughout the Olympic Park.
D237 designed a fold-up pocket map used by visitors to discover various attractions around the park, including the illustration of a map of the area and a guide to various art pieces. 10,000 copies were printed and distributed to visitors, with plans to print more for future visitors to the park’s post-Olympic events.
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