We can help you unleash your brand’s potential. We now offer existing and potential clients three distinct workshops to do just that. The first one calls upon photography and creative associations to capture your brand values and aspirations. Secondly, our creative workshop helps to unlock your organisation’s creative potential by demonstrating through visual exercises that we all have the ability to contribute at a creative level. Finally, our business workshop gets down to the nuts and bolts of your organisation and applies creative thinking to overcome thorny problems.Snap – Photographic Brand Workshop
To help VisitBrighton review their brand values we organised a workshop with a difference. Armed with only a simple Lomo film camera and a list of themes that represent our own fair city. The aim was to take a fresh look at Brighton as if viewed through the eyes of it’s visitors, and therefore VisitBrighton’s clients. An enlightening and enjoyable day with the added benefit of collecting a new set of photographs that could be used as reference for ad campaigns and creative briefs.
Create – Creative Potential Workshop
‘I didn’t know I was creative!’ Just one reaction to this enlightening day held for the benefit of NHS Managers from all over the country. Our Creative Director, Chris, gave an informal presentation to demonstrate that creativity is an inherent talent that we’re all blessed with from birth but isn’t nutured beyond childhood. This workshop proved that everyone is creative and all that’s needed is the confidence to reignite that creative streak.
Discover – Business Brand Workshop
With the help of Rod Petrie, Business Coach and Director of a renowned design agency, we facilitated a one-day workshop to help a young website company review it’s existing brand. Interestingly, where we thought we’d just be taking a look at their brand values, vision and mission, it actually opened up more questions than answers. It prompted discussions about the company’s business structure and direction it should be taking. Not quite what we were expecting, but then to work well, a brand really has to work from the inside-out.
