Agency: WorksMC

Client: LexisNexis

Traditionally a paper-based publisher of legal materials, LexisNexis wanted to promote their digital credentials by advertising the new search facility on their website. The solution, ‘The find engine’, shows how LexisNexis provides the legal profession with the information they need to work smarter. Deliverables included magazine ads and banners for Legal Week, The Times and The Lawyer, and large format print for the London Underground.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Lenovo

Lenovo were looking to help channel partners and independent resellers sell more of their products and services. The resulting campaign highlighted the ‘super’ benefits of two featured products, and engaged users with a competition – the prize being tickets to see new superhero films. We produced a DM piece which included a teaser poster in the style of a film release poster, and a set of stickers, emails and a website.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: OCF

OCF, an IBM Business Partner, wanted to generate leads and interest in their product – Predictive Analytics for Student Retention. The solution was to target the Student Retention Officer through a series of teaser postcards, emails, letters and an online calculator.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: IBM

IBM briefed us to show senior marketing professionals in the finance industry how IBM Commerce could help them deliver real-time personalised communications to their customers. The solution was to demonstrate how seemingly unrelated details about customers’ everyday lives can provide insights into the financial products they might need. The campaign included personalised mailers with a unique URL, and emails linked to a website.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Cobham

Cobham Aviation wanted a new brand for their helicopter training academy services as part of a B2C campaign to target Government, Military, Law Enforcement and Coast Guard customers. Our task was to develop a new logo to work alongside Cobham’s existing logo. This was followed by a series of brochures, emails, social tiles, event environments and a website.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Ludlow Trust

Hambleden Capital acquired the UK trust activities of the NatWest Group, including RBS and Coutts. To support this purchase, they asked us to create a standalone brand that evoked feelings of trust and protection. Deliverables included the logo, stationery, presentation templates, welcome packs, and a website.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Lenovo

Lenovo wanted an eye-catching exhibition stand to generate exposure at Europe’s top IT event. We produced artwork panels for vertical and overhanging columns, server boxes and desks, while meeting co-branding guidelines with Intel. The result was a mix of vibrant brand imagery and solid bright colours. Where possible, we used the iconic logo to its maximum scale.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Naturya

Naturya briefed us to design a large stand for the Natural & Organic Products Europe exhibition. To speed up the review process, we made a physical model on which we developed the design. Naturya felt the ingredients should be the heroes, resulting in a playful mix of product shots, written ingredients and enticing words which could be seen from across the hall.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: IBM

IBM were providing tech entrepreneurs with the perfect physical space to incubate their businesses. Our ‘Watch this Space’ concept and designs reflected the belief that the fledgling businesses would succeed in achieving their ambitions. Deliverables included the logo, window vinyl, signage, stands and branding of pillars. We also designed a website, a highlights video and an infographic.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Lenovo

Lenovo were running intensive sales focused events for their business partners to motivate them to hit targets. To support them, we created an engaging challenge involving the world’s biggest Pac-Man game and the chance to win prizes. Deliverables included branding of the game screen, console and a token coin, as well as a large stand, pull up roller banners, posters, a podium and printed collateral.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Three

Three sell a variety of products, ranging from dongles to SIM cards, in stores including Currys, John Lewis, Rymans and Tesco. Our task was to adapt cutter guides and design packaging.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Three

Three regularly launched new products and services, accompanied by brand awareness campaigns to generate excitement in the business and in stores. Our task was to produce posters and brochures, as well as branded environments including lift exterior vinyl and floor decals.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Motorola

Motorola asked us to create an ‘at work’ brand to position themselves in the B2B professional market. We delivered three concepts, including this illustrative approach which gave the device a personality and highlighted key work based features. We also introduced an embossed ‘Mobiles for business’ stamp to link the quality nature of the mobiles with their value to businesses.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: IBM

IBM regularly required banners and social tiles to generate interest in their products and solutions. Our brief was to design and roll out eye-catching ads in various banner sizes and languages, including French, German and Spanish.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: IBM

IBM needed a catalogue of case studies that their sales team could use on the go and when presenting to people at events. The solution was an interactive PDF that could be stored locally on their devices, searchable by the solutions available. We also produced print collateral including pull up roller banners and posters.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Yellow Pages

Yell’s printed telephone directory often had unavoidable blank spaces on pages where the ads they had sold didn’t quite fill the whole page. We produced a series of engaging filler ads – 10 designs in 16 different sizes – to promote usage of the directory.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Lenovo

The Argos catalogue has over 1000 pages, and Lenovo wanted their product pages to get noticed. Embracing Lenovo’s love for bright colours and abstract imagery, we created eye-catching pages for the catalogue, as well as banners for online use and email newsletters.

In addition, we worked closely with Lenovo’s marketing team to produce a series of templates to not only stand out from the competition, but also streamline the process of rolling out product imagery for online stores like Amazon, Argos, Currys and John Lewis.

Agency: Big fish

Client: Cornishware

T.G.Green were celebrating the opening of their new factory making Cornish kitchenware. Our task was to reproduce the factory schematics so they could be printed and displayed in the factory.

Client: Le Bab

Le Bab is a chain of Middle Eastern Restaurants in London. They were looking to refresh the design and UX of their website, as well as introduce new pages. Reworking all their design files and collaborating closely with the Founder, we successfully made the relevant updates.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Canon

Canon were keen to increase sales through their channel partners. We developed an incentive portal to motivate staff to sell Canon products by earning points that could be exchanged for rewards.

Agency: immprint

Client: Artangel

Commissioned and produced by Artangel, ‘Nowhere Less Now’ was a combination of photography, performance, video and animation, installed by British artist Lindsay Seers in The Tin Tabernacle, a chapel dating from the 1860s. Using Cinema 4D, we produced a series of visuals to appear in her book, along with short animations which were projected on two screens.

Set in a ship that sails through the past, present and future, ‘Nowhere Less Now’ traces the journey of a Royal Navy sailor from over a hundred years ago. A series of short Cinema 4D animations included a ship that transformed into a spaceship, and a journey through a photograph of sailors, achieved by slicing up the image and spacing them apart.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: Intercope

Intercope wanted to promote their BOX Messaging Hub, a secure single window solution for financial messaging, optimised for the cloud, serving the interbank community. The resulting video transformed the BOX Messaging Hub icon in various ways to showcase the benefits of the product.

Agency: WorksMC

Client: The AbedGraham Group

The AbedGraham Group needed a video to support their ground-breaking platform [CCOM²], which was developed by physicians to enhance patient safety and reduce clinical service disruption through real-time vulnerability analytics. The core image of a hospital department plan in the shape of a human body highlights the benefits of the platform in an interesting and relevant way.