Rather than overload viewers with information, these posters use audience participation, metaphors and a brutally reduced palette of colours and shapes to create a potent criticism of local bird hunting.

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Illustration is narrative drawing. It has the power to demand more involvement of a viewer and is particularly useful for putting across ideas and concepts that can’t be explained by reality. Bulldog can create imagery that will educate, foster debate, evoke compassion or make viewers think about a subject a little more.

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Authors – Larry Volk and Danielle Currier demonstrate an understanding of the need for our industry to present both creative and business facets, making it a interesting reference for professionals and students alike. You can get the full details at Amazon.com

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The first is a monogram for financial consultant, Mark Vella Bonanno. It is formed from his initials – MVB.

Gestalt Psychotherapist – Linda Åklundh approached us to create a new identity that would communicate the benefits of her new ‘business coaching’ venture. Our solution was to develop a composition of stick figures – working in harmony towards a shared goal. At the same time, the new symbol suggests the Swedish letter Å.

Of the 3, my personal favourite is a proposed symbol for the European Bully Kennel Club. It is created from 5 kennel symbols arranged in such a way that they also suggest a 5 pointed star. The identity needed to be versatile and legible, as it would also be used in conjunction with other graphic components – at various sizes.

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We soon realised that the answer was staring us in the face. True creativity is not about expensive processes and slick animated sequences (sure, we pay lots of attention to technique but only if it is relevant). No, in truth, true creativity is about great ideas. It’s about that feeling you get when you experience something exceptional, even if the idea is still a doodle in the margins of a newspaper.

With this in mind, we constrained ourselves to developing Yvette’s entire portfolio site using doodles. While this sounds like it could be limiting, it helped us develop a unique and exciting visual language for this project that perfectly illustrated a basic truth that Yvette strives to instill in her work: adapt the technique to the idea, not the idea to the technique.

We opted to create Yvette’s web site using Flash because the primary objective was to make her portfolio unique. While this route is not for everyone, given Flash’s search engine optimisation limitations, we believe that in this case, the quality of the content and the experience created by this site for its intended audience, make it the right choice to leave an unforgettable impression.

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1. New environmental graphics for Calleja’s lighting store entrance
2. Commemorative launch materials for the opening of the Calleja stores
3. Personal work influenced by survivors of the Haiti disaster