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February 2012

GTC – a company that delivers training, coaching and consulting in emerging economies - recognised that their brand was in need of an overhaul. They had in effect outgrown it. They needed a brand that better reflected the scale and quality of their offering and would help extend their positioning beyond training alone.

If your brand has lost some of its brilliance why not get in touch with Claire or John. We’d love to help.

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January 2012

We recently re-branded Cambridge Broadband Networks and built their website from scratch. They’re a market leader in what’s known as ‘back-haul technology’ – the bit that gets your mobile phone to connect with the rest of the digital world. Being curious, we not only got our heads inside their technology but gave them a brand identity, literature and website that presented the company with clarity and confidence.

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December 2011

Where has the year gone?
We've enjoyed an exciting year, working on a multitude of lovely projects, from small branding programmes to big European product launches. Thanks to all our clients for their continuing support, we're looking forward to 2012.

Want to see what we worked on this year? Click here to see, or get in touch with Claire or John.

 

November 2011

They say a picture is worth a thousand words but it’s numbers that speak volumes when presented in a meaningful and refreshing way. When we gave our client, UK P&I Club, a theme of 100% clarity we also gave them a way of communicating complex information simply, helping them to compete for business in the fiercely competitive world of shipping insurance.

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October 2011

BerwinLeightonPaisericity - it’s an intangible quality; you can’t see it, you can’t touch it, you can’t learn it… You’ve either got it or you haven’t. We challenged graduates to decide if they had what it takes to become a BLP trainee. 

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Branding design agency Pighog Press
October 2011

With a risk of developing breast cancer of somewhere between 50% and 90%, poet Clare Best decided to undergo preventative surgery. Clare's poems coupled with photographs tell a story that began as personal and became public. The resulting pamphlet, published by Pighog Press, was designed and produced by Curious. 

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September 2011

September saw the launch of a brand refresh we undertook for Police Mutual, a mutual dedicated to the welfare of the police. At a time when this organisation is changing to fit more closely with the needs of its police members today, the brand refresh is a visible symbol of this shift.

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September 2011

Fabulous cakes take centre stage on special occasions. We developed a new brand for The Great Little Cake Company to help them shine every bit as much.

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August 2011

Sappi’s new premium paper GalerieArt is perfect for even the most highly crafted print jobs. Exploring musical genres represented by different types of guitars, we showcased the impressive qualities of the paper range. The campaign was translated for worldwide use.

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BTMK brochure
July 2011

Essex law firm BTMK saw itself as the opposite of the ‘stuffed- shirt’ law firms that seem to dominate the legal sector. We developed a brand that is both businesslike and anti-boring, combining plain-speaking language with understated playfulness in typography.

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Satellite Agency Brand Identity
June 2011

We’ve just created a new brand for leading music booking agency Satellite, who represent over 50 artists: from punk legends Glen Matlock and Captain Sensible to 80s bands including ABC and
Heaven 17.

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Smoking Pony
May 2011

A start-up TV production company asked us to
come up with a new identity
for them that not only lived
up to their name, Smoking 
Pony, but also showed them
to be smart, creative and
capable of delivery.

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