Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Jaimie Robinson
We've recently been experimenting with an awesome app that allows you to create interactive panoramas on your iPhone. It can be a little tricky but is hugely effective once you get the hang of it. We've popped up a couple of our more successful attempts.
The app can be found here for anybody who wants to lose an afternoon to the world of photosynth.
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Jaimie Robinson
Just putting the finishing touches on a little identity for a friend who runs life coaching workshops. The identity references the process of brainstorming new ideas and new directions. Check out a video promoting their latest workshop below.
Friday, 9 September 2011
Jaimie Robinson
Sometimes we don't get a lot of time to explain to people how they should approach their brand. Our little leave behind pack of cards is designed keep people thinking about their brand long after we've left them.
Monday, 14 March 2011
Jaimie Robinson
A little something to celebrate the release of the iPad 2 last week.
Friday, 29 October 2010
Jaimie Robinson
We were asked to design a logo for a youth football league in Kenya. Here are some of our initial thoughts...
We really like the idea of using a pack animal as the champion - it seems to represent the qualities of a team and... it's a little less obvious than the ubiquitous lion.
Tuesday, 26 October 2010
Jaimie Robinson
Just for fun... introducing the John Marston minifig. The Red Dead protagonist is the first of many mock-ups I have planned. I'll be posting them all on my website - 4bricks.co.uk
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Jaimie Robinson
I’ve received enough promotional fliers and spoken to more than the required amount of salespeople to learn that ‘a free give away’ is more than likely a manipulative offer tied in so many terms and conditions that it would take an entire summer holiday to plough through them. Such has been my experience that I have lost all faith in ‘free’ offers and the brand that offer them.
At a recent networking event we wanted to offer something better than an embossed pen that didn’t come with the dreaded T’s and Cs. What does a completely free gift look like; a gift free of T’s and C’s and subversive manipulation?
This is what we came up with...
We dressed contact cards in five pound notes (crafted by our designer, Jaimie) and gave them away. Buy a drink, get a kebab, stash it in your wallet; we don’t care what you do, this is a gift from us.
And that was that.