We’ve just launched the new design for the 24th Birmingham Jazz Festival after a revamp of last year’s initial site.

It’s in-keeping with the brand identity we launched then, too, but the design’s been reworked to allow for more content and we’ve added in some social networking elements to encourage the next generation of jazz fans and festival-goers to participate online, as well as by attending.

Have a look here, we’ll be continuing to add to it over the coming months. We’d also be interested to know what you think of the site, too!

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Happy Steak & BJ Day!

Rehab Records is now finished too.

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The things we find ourselves getting involved with... We’ve just launched the very first stage (i.e. animated holding page) of steakandbjday.co.uk, a project we’re collaborating on with young Birmingham entrepreneur, Matt Roberts.

The idea is an alternative, male oriented Valentines Day, called Steak and BJ Day, in which the attentive partner receives the two things in the title on the 14th March.

It’s something we’ve helped Matt import from the States, but added a little British refinement to it, moving it away from the trucker/trailer trash image it has in the US by giving it a Victorian theme after reading about Henry Spencer Ashbee, one of the most eminent Victorian pornographers! More content will be coming in the next couple of weeks...

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The Rehab Records web site is almost live, there’s just a bit of video footage that we’re expecting receipt of, then once that’s in place it will be online. We’ll post when, so keep an eye out...

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We’ve just completed a refresh of the application forms for the ArtsFest web site and the process for 2008’s event is now open, so apply here.

There’s much in store for the site this year, but we’ll report more on exactly what between now and September...

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We’ve been asked by jazz record label, Rehab Records, to build their web site. The label is home to city music scene mainstay Mike Gates, and saxophonist Chris Bowden who has played for the likes of Basement Jaxx, The Herbaliser and the Ninja Tunes label.

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We’ve just found out that we have won a three way pitch to develop the brand, off and online, for credit hire company Gemini Vehicle Solutions. At the minute we’ll just post the picture above, and let you know more about it as things develop...

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We’ve just finished the web site for fine jeweller, Erica Sharpe. The job’s been a testament to remote working, as we’ve never met Erica, only liaised with our client via phone and email, but still created an on-brand, on-time, relevant solution for her. Check the site out here.

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Sorry for the appalling pun...

We’ve been working a new brand identity for the 23rd run of the popular Birmingham Jazz Festival, which has extended to developing the look and feel of the festival programme, web site and city dressing which is now all over the city centre, which is good...

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We’ve just completed the site themoontheeye.co.uk for London independent filmmaker and film-teacher, Mister Young. It’s a Flash driven portfolio site, with a creepy theme based on the short film the site’s named after. It’s been a great job to work on and Mister Young has been a pleasure to work with.

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We have been asked to pitch to redevelop the WKD web site for Beverage Brands, so we’ve just returned from Bristol. The client brief has been to look at developing some new aspects of the site, along with improving others, so here’s a sneak peek of some of what we proposed to them. We’ll let you know if it’s good news or not soon...

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We’ve redesigned the Jazz Rag bi-monthly magazine for Big Bear Records... Here’s a picture to prove it!

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