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WHAT'S NEW? // GOING PLACES

April was very fruitful for us in terms of harvesting new clients. And a real potpourri of businesses it was! Watch this space. Meanwhile, we've been putting the finishing touches to a new product launch in Waitrose; fine tuning the website and brochure for a global media re-brand; working on concept designs for Tesco's chilled foods and having great fun dreaming up a 'travel kit' invitation for a client's marketing team, and their trip to Rungis Market in Paris. Find out what we did »

NEW WORK // ECO ENGINEERING AT IT'S BEST

"Evolution not revolution" is a term we often hear from clients when they want to retain a degree of brand equity in their logo, but have realised that it's looking dated and needs a re-fresh. When SALIX, a firm of bio-engineers came to us, they realised that perceptions of the business needed to change. Read about the evolution »

New Work

COMMENT // GRID BASED APPRECIATION

We are delighted to see that www.baringa.com has been listed in a collection of 'the best grid-based designs' over at grid-based.com. VGroup designed the site using a ten column grid to give structure and allow the use of plentiful white space. While there we also spotted vgroup.com listed! See the difference a grid makes »

Comment

KNOWLEDGE // IS IT HIP TO BE FOURSQUARE?

Location-based Social Media is big and getting bigger. With a large proportion of us walking around with GPS enabled mobile devices, location-based applications were bound to take off. Foursquare seems to be the user app of choice in this area and has been labelled the next Twitter. Explore what it could do for you »

Trends

SNIPPETS // BRIGHTON FESTIVAL 2010

It's time again for Brighton's yearly festival, a true sign summer is on its way! Brighton festival is growing stronger and more reputable for every year, attracting artists from all over the country. This year Brian Eno will flavour the festival as Guest Artist Director. Something for everyone then »