We have recently updated and further developed the identity for Storage World, Dublin, Cork and Limerick. Their secure storage units cater for both business and personal items of varying sizes. Red&Grey Design created a series of illustrations to emphasize the scale of the units and we are currently working with copywriter Gai Griffin on a series of advertising taglines for the organisation.
Having already completed work on the Maurice Ward Art Handling website and promotional print work we were approached to design a comprehensive onscreen presentation for the organisation. Hamish McDay and his rabbit sculptures are on the move again …
For the past few months Red&Grey Design have been working with usability, accessibility and website content experts IQ content on projects for paylesstax, Arrantech and Itsyourmoney.ie The collaboration has been working well to date and we are looking forward to get stuck into some new juicy projects in the coming months.
We are delighted to announce the completion of Winnie’s Woolshop & Café identity and van livery. The overall design takes various wool patterns and wooly characters and delves deep into the mind of the knitting fraternity. After all, it’s not everyday you are contracted to design an identity system for a mobile wool shop! Watch this space for further updates on the website and cafe/shop interior …
Bob will be giving a short presentation today on Cultural Diversity in Fingal County Council HQ. The presentation is part of one of three workshops initiated to stimulate debate about our proposed Design Capital 2014 bid. Other speakers include Sarah Miller and Carrie Anne Moran from Rediscover Fashion and Lisa Godson from Gradcam.
Red&Grey Design have just completed the exhibition design work for the Irish High Cross Exhibition the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks. The exhibit features six plaster-of-Paris casts along with a selection of famous Irish treasures. Admission is free so pop along.
This Monday June 13th Bob will be giving a lecture on Logo, Identity, Brand in Trinity College’s Trinity Haus. The lecture is part of their two week event Entrepreneurs don’t grow on Trees and is dedicated to transition and 5th year senior cycle students and intends to combine entrepreneurship and innovation with sustainability.
Bob will be taking part at Pecha Kucha 6 in the Sugar Club this Thursday (June 3rd). The idea is simple, 20 slides x 20 seconds. It should be a great night with a mixture of speakers from a variety of cultural backgrounds taking part. Doors open at 7pm with first speaker set to take the stage at 7.30pm. We’ll see you there …
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council have just launched the Summer of Heritage programme for 2010 and Red&Grey Design have been asked to once again create all of the promotional materials. Packed with lots of great events and running from June 28th to September 5th, there is plenty of time to enjoy the dlr Summer of Heritage.
Back in March Bob attended a cross-disciplinary workshop in Dublin City Council to discuss a potential Dublin bid as World Design Capital. The positive and negatives aspects of a bid along with development structures, education, funding and political support were just some of the topics addressed on the day.
An Issues Paper has subsequently been produced and can be downloaded here.