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Our new website for Birmingham Churches Together has just been finished and gone live. We've also created a new e-newsletter for them to regularly send news out to all their partners an supporters. You can visit the website here:- http://www.birminghamchurches.org.uk
We have just begun work on the new website for Chaplaincy Plus which provides chaplaincy services to the business community of Birmingham city centre. The website should be launched in the early Summer.
Roman Way Estate (situated in Edgbaston, Birmingham) has just voted 'yes' in a ballot to have their housing services managed by a resident led group. Penguin Boy has been working with the group for a few years now and created all the publicity material for the campaign to vote 'yes.' We wish the residents every success in what happens next.
Penguin Boy has recently completed a set of publicity materials for Sport 4 Life for their 'Smoothie Bike Hire' service. It included flyers, a brochure and A boards to promote their hire service. You can find out more about the Smoothie bike on it's website (http://www.smoothiebikehire.co.uk) and more about Sport4life on their website http://www.sport4life.org.uk. Both websites were also designed by us.
Penguinboy has just finished a new set of adverts for the SSC recruitment company. Based on the theme of the agency giving clients a wider choice of vacancies than their competitiors, the ads are to appear in various industry magazines during the next few months.
Penguin Boy has just finished designing the latest issue of Move Magazine for Agapé. We have worked with Agapé now for over six years and have produced everything from exhibition stands to websites for them. You can see the past few issues here: http://www.agape.org.uk/AboutUs/MoveMagazine.aspx.
We are currently working with a new organisation, Thrive West Midlands, designing a logo and identity for them. We'll then be starting work on their website and getting some letterheads and business cards produced to help them kick start their arrival.
We have recently finished setting up blogs for two of our clients, the Nehemiah Foundation and EduTeach Ltd. You can visit them at http://nehemiah.typepad.com and http://eduteach.typepad.com. The work on the Nehemiah Space blog will form part of a larger web strategy for the Nehemiah Foundation currently in progress.
Penguin Boy has just been commissioned to work on creating an identity for the newly regenerated Perry Common Community Hall, Birmingham. The work will include design of a new logo, marketing material and a web site. The Community Hall, which is in the last stages of it's £450k refurbishment and expansion, opens on the 18th June.
Penguin Boy has finished working on the packaging for performance poet Simon Lee's cd 'Tales of the Half-Expected'. The cd, which contains original work written and performed by Simon, as well as part of a recent live performance, is out now.
We have just organised a photo shoot for charity The Nehemiah Foundation. The images will be used on their publicity and marketing material. We are also currently working with them to create their own blog which focuses on the work they do in the field of community regeneration.
We have just finished creating SEITE's 2010-11 prospectus for prospective students. The new look prospectus forms part of the South East based institute's new marketing strategy which has included the design of a new web site and other items of publicity material.
