
A powerful, global anti-bribery comms campaign
Associated British Foods (ABF) tasked us with creating a visually-led poster campaign to communicate their anti-bribery messages to a global audience.
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Here are some examples of digital and print comms for a range of clients to give you a flavour of what we do.

Associated British Foods (ABF) tasked us with creating a visually-led poster campaign to communicate their anti-bribery messages to a global audience.

Bored of seeing tired, uninspiring business magazines that were stuck in a time warp, we decided to create something that would stand out from the crowd. With a radically different format, structure and design; a great name; and fascinating content, Poppy quickly made a splash.

The new marketing team at the University of Hull wanted a complete overhaul of their flagship alumni magazine with a new look, feel and focus. By giving more space for writing and design we created a reading experience more like a Sunday paper magazine than a piece of alumni marketing.

One of Scotland’s oldest family jewellers, Laings of Glasgow, was looking for a new way to showcase its high-end jewellery and watches to customers.

After being spun out from Swiss banking giant UBS, Equatex needed a way of standing out from the opposition – the solution was ‘thoughtful journalism’.

Founded in 1989, Golden Charter is owned by an association of independent funeral directors. They initially approached us to create a one-off series of infographics intended as a conversation-starter on what is perhaps the heaviest of all subjects – death.

Maersk Oil UK wanted its new print magazine to reflect a sense of humility and collaboration, whilst standing out from the crowd and proving a really good read.