Advertising campaign for REA, Ireland’s leading property group, comprising many of the country’s longest-established auctioneers and estate agents. Featuring Pugsy Malone the group’s mascot and star of previous campaigns.
Pitch work for a development of luxury houses set in the heart of The Curragh, home of the Irish bloodstock industry. The Curragh, holds numerous large stud farms, including the National stud and the brief was to reflect this rich association with horses and to be attractive to both domestic and international buyers. The design had to be flexible so that it could be adapted over a number of phases of the development while still retaining it’s core look and feel.
REA – Real Estate Alliance is Ireland’s leading property group of Chartered Surveyors with 55 branches nationwide, comprising many of the country’s longest-established auctioneers and estate agents.
Re-branding the School of Philosophy to fresher, bolder new look
The very clever people at Rothco, had come up with this great campaign idea for their client AIB but were struggling to crack the layout. A solution was needed to establish a unique look to the campaign, compliment the idea and work across multiple executions… that’s when I got the call. And this was the solution. The slide with the cowboy is the initial layout, the second is the finished ad and the third is the treatment for a specific offering. Finally, we had to develop a style guide to show how it worked across all of the many, many executions that such a large campaign would use.
After more than 22 years the charity Sonas apc, the dementia communication specialists ,rebranded to Engaging Dementia. The logo, a 2-way speech bubble, is symbolic of their focus on communication and innovation, supporting the 55k people in Ireland currently living with dementia. The new identity was launched on World Alzheimer’s Day.
ALONE is a national organisation that enables older people to age at home.
Commissioned by Bonfire
Designs for a new development of detached family homes, located in the coastal village of Malahide. The development is set between the towns famous castle and the sea.
