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TBWA\Manchester: Papyrus Prevention of Young Suicide 'Brave face'
Art director: Ant Harris
Copywriter: Zoe Harris
Additional Credits: Photographer: Alex Tefler
Planner: Rebecca Brett
Account manager:Julia Buck
Media agency: Carat Manchester
OOH: Posterscope
Media owner: Ocean, Clear Channel, Primesight
Pablo London: MQ 'Dare to Swear'
Copywriter: Tim Snape, Neal Colyer
Additional Credits: Head of planning: Mark Sng
Account director: Catherine Cudd
Media agency: The Village
PR agency: MHP Communications
Photographer: Matt Holyoak
Prod company: Stink
Director: Greg Brunkalla
Prod company producer: Malachy McAnenny
VFX/Post production: Time Based Arts
Audio/sound design: Mad Planet
Wieden+Kennedy London: Sainsbury’s 'Food Dancing'
Weight Watchers UK: Weight Watchers UK 'Yes'
Therapy: North London Waste Authority 'Save our stuff'
4Creative: Channel 4 'Will they fly?'
ANR BBDO: TCO 'Face tomorrow like a Swede'
Hills Design: Primal Joy 'Branding and packaging'
Primal Joy make delicious healthy, handmade and natural paleo snacks. We recently gave them a brand new identity and packaging for their range of bars, bites and granola's, in order to better reflect the quality of the products and achieve stand out on shelf.
Getting to the heart of what the products are about was the first step; these are healthy snacks, which are good for the body. And so the unique heart symbol was created, merging the company’s initials in a unique and impactful way. This hand-drawn symbol makes the range easily identifiable, even on some of the smaller bars where space is limited.
The understated simplicity, combined with a strong clean typeface and white background helped formed the entire identity which ran across the packaging, website, show material and stationery. Splashes of vibrant natural colours are interspersed throughout the range, helping to catch the eye of consumers and subtly separating the various offerings. Copy on the packaging also hints to the new tone of voice, which we have helped craft. Featuring more prominently on our newly designed website for them - www.primaljoy.co.uk - it continues to showcase the fun, positive and approachable nature of Primal Joy.
Creative director: David Hills
LONDON Advertising: Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group 'Our Fans'
BBR Saatchi & Saatchi: Or Yarok (The Association for Safer Driving in Israel) 'Live Kill'
By getting them to watch someone they love die.
Saffron Digital: Saffron Digital 'New visual identity and website'
The Elimu Foundation: Blush Design Agency 'The Elimu Foundation branding'
Additional Credits: Alex Dempsey and Leena Chauhan
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