Using his amazing sense of colour and design Ian Murray creates these two spreads for French editorial client;
Culture Services. Ian says "The
job was to enliven a feature on The Public Sectors' use of a range
of communication tools such as TV, radio, and social media."
Showing posts with label industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label industry. Show all posts
Monday, April 29, 2013
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
The Steam Age
This cool image is the work of Hannah Davies for the cover of Amazing and Extraordinary Facts; The Steam Age published by David and Charles. Written by Julian Holland the illustration took Hannah along a slightly different path with her work, she says "This was a fantastic project, very unusual and fun. A chance to delve into something completely different!" The book is out now.
Labels:
book cover,
decorative,
Figure and People,
Hannah Davies,
history,
industry,
mechanical,
patterns,
publishing,
transport,
travel
Monday, February 1, 2010
Optimism from Brand Republic Daily News
IPA Bellwether Report: Optimism returns despite more marketing cuts
by Arif Durrani, Brand Republic 18-Jan-10, 00:01
LONDON - Optimism is returning to UK marketing companies and budgets are set to rise in 2010, despite the ninth consecutive period of cuts in Q4, according to the latest IPA/BDO Bellwether Report out today (18 January).
The IPA survey panel, made up of marketers at 300 leading companies, collectively presented the most upbeat financial outlook for their industries since the question was first asked in the second quarter of 2005.
To read more click here.
by Arif Durrani, Brand Republic 18-Jan-10, 00:01
LONDON - Optimism is returning to UK marketing companies and budgets are set to rise in 2010, despite the ninth consecutive period of cuts in Q4, according to the latest IPA/BDO Bellwether Report out today (18 January).
The IPA survey panel, made up of marketers at 300 leading companies, collectively presented the most upbeat financial outlook for their industries since the question was first asked in the second quarter of 2005.
To read more click here.
Labels:
finances,
illustration,
industry,
marketing,
news
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