by Alex Stannus | May 19, 2017 | Brand Identity Development
Antman < All Work On good form “I had a pretty clear idea what I wanted, so it was a joy and an education to work with Antman, who held my hand throughout the process.” Simon Hitchens, sculptor Simon wanted to ensure he was the ‘go-to option’ for the next public...
by Alex Stannus | Jan 26, 2017 | Brand Identity Development, On Location
Antman < All Work Talking rights “Our publications received plaudits across the sectors in which we operate and it was great to be seen to be punching above our weight.” Dr Jim Parker, OBE, Registrar, PLR Public Lending Right collects data and administers a central...
by Alex Stannus | Oct 27, 2016 | Brand Identity Development
Antman All Work / Brand identity development True colours How organisations are seen is not always in sync with how they would like to be seen. Whether starting out, developing a long-term strategy or simply trying out a new idea, public, private and third-sector...
by Alex Stannus | Oct 26, 2016 | Brand Identity Development
Antman < All Work Pitch perfect Far Moor describes itself as “a unique executive producer packaging service for high-end drama”. As the producers behind the must-watch TV dramas The Fall, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell and Death comes to Pemberley, Far Moor sells...
by Alex Stannus | Oct 26, 2016 | Brand Identity Development, On Location
Antman < All Work Fur faux sake “Antman gave us a huge leap up in terms of how we’re perceived.” Helen Moore, director. The instruction: “Make our products look as good as they are.” And right from the start, through photography, locations, and styling, Antman...
by Alex Stannus | Oct 26, 2016 | Brand Identity Development, On Location
Antman < All Work Hand in glove A fifth-generation family-owned brand, Southcombe has been making gloves since 1847. With plans to expand, the company was seeking to combine its commitment to traditional values with contemporary styles. Antman’s brief? To produce “...