june 04, 2010 03:32pm
With a new leaf turned and a re-launch of this country inn on the cards a blanket coverage of leaflets was the order of the day to get some bums on seats.
A very simple story with a very simple but clean and clear message did the trick.
And if you haven't already got plans this weekend for your Sunday lunch...
...details from their website [that we also built] www.thegantongreyhound.co.uk
june 04, 2010 03:15pm
The Ganton Greyhound Country Inn with it's restaurant, bars and accommodation has been bought by part of the family who initially owned it and wanted to bring it back to it's former glory.
We wanted to give it a clean and fresh look and to give the customers a taste of what to expect with a simple first impression. Taking a simple coat of arms approach we steered away from old school swirls and hand carved entities and replaced them with a simple and clean crisp modern alternative.
After all, I think that's what the new owners have done with the place...
june 04, 2010 03:01pm
With what used to be The Brompton Forge restaurant taking on a new role in life as The Forge Tea Rooms this meant a change in function and name but retaining the existing brand style to keep the confidence of the existing customers that even though the opening times were different and the menu was geared to daytime dining as opposed to the evening restaurant trade the quality and high standards were still exactly the same.
A quick juggle and a re-vamp of the existing logo led to new signage, stationery and promotional materials and of course a tasty new website (to match the food!)
Take a look for yourself and see if it makes your mouth water...
www.forgetearooms.co.uk
june 04, 2010 12:39pm
I thought it might be fun to try and do something a bit different for the 3 nights for the price of 2 promo at the Downcliffe House Hotel.
I'd like to try and do more of this kind of stuff. It's just a bit more fun I guess.
june 04, 2010 12:32pm
Christmas was a while ago but seeing as I'm digging through the archives I thought you might like to see the past 2 years worth of Christmas cards we created for The Downcliffe House Hotel.
The first one (the blue one, 2008 I think) was quite a subtle cheeky yet tasteful shot of Santa's sleigh parked up on the beach. You can only assume he's slipped into The Downcliffe for a glass of Pol... The shot of the beach was actually a summer shot so it was a lot of fun to create the snow, the moonlight and the atmosphere.
The red card, last years offering, was a completely different attack. It's very warm and much more in your face than the previous version.
I wonder what'll happen with 2010's. Answers on a postcard... (or should that be answers on a pre-designed Christmas card?!)