Another designer of the future

Our MD has been at it again producing another little designer of the future. Lilly Forrester arrived safe and sound a couple of weeks ago. Her older sister Molly, who is now two, already knows the difference between serif and sans and her favourite font is Helvetica (just like her dad).

iDC enhance W&R rebrand with a fresh new look

iDC were asked by Withers & Rogers to revise their corporate literature to fall inline with their recent rebrand. Their quarterly newsletter was the first to be updated so it was important to get the correct balance of corporate industry news with an approachable magazine style. This balance has most certainly been struck and greatly received by all.

Wet Summer! we don't care

The weather men got it wrong "AGAIN" after promising a BBQ summer. 

Oddly though, the team at iDC have been grateful for yet another wet and uninviting British summer. It's not that we're mad or anything, it's just we have been stacked out with workload (hence the lack of blog entries). The relentless rain on the studio roof and the constantly threatening skies has come as welcomed relief and reassurance that we weren't missing out. 

The turbulent summer weather this year is very fitting considering the economic climate of 2009. We are hoping the fact that we have been busy is a positive sign that things are on the turn. Long may it continue and we'll aim for winter holidays instead... time to wax the skis!

Calor Look Book

iDC were asked by a leading midlands based PR agency to create a Look Book for Calor. The book showcases Calor's alfresco range of barbecues and patio heaters. The challenge was to produce a classy looking book on a budget and we feel we have excelled ourselves again with a quality branded product. 

"They're fantastic, something really eye-catching to distribute to journalists." Emma Vaughan

iDC delivers design in double-quick time!

iDC recently designed a brochure for one of the Midlands leading PR agencies. The brief was to design and print a quality four page brochure, okay nothing surprising there so far but the catch was to do it in two days!! Don't panic, don't panic! Well we kept our heads and got on with the job, needless to say we delivered on time, in budget and the quality of design was never compromised (see visuals of the brochure above to prove it).

Lis Lewis-Jones, Managing Director of Liquid PR was so pleased with our quick and reliable service she gave us a glowing recommendation to prove it;

"The iDC team provides a professional design service that always exceeds expectations. They are creative, approachable, reliable and fun to deal with. They're realistic too and provide ideas that are workable and within budget. I have worked with iDC for more than 10 years and they deliver results every time."

So next time you've got a project that you think just can't be done in time, contact iDC and we will bend over backwards to deliver, we're good like that.

iDC's social network site up for AWARD!

The "Sweat in the City" social network iDC built to support 3000 London women during a free gym membership fitness initiative has been shortlisted for Best Digital Sport Marketing campaign within the Sport Industry Awards 2009, not bad eh! We've got our fingers crossed to win. In the meantime we're off to the Adidas flagship store on Oxford Street for a party with everyone involved to celebrate the project's success.

Music to our ears with Warner Bros. Records

We've won an exciting new account with Warner Bros. Records creating online ebooks for various artists on their label. 

Myebook takes online magazines to the next level revolutionising the way to create, publish and share content online. With Myebooks the possiblilties are endless, there's no need for PDF downloads from your website anymore. Take any magazine, brochure or annual report and publish them as an ebook with the added extras of music, video or flash animation. 

Take a look at our initial books we have been creating in the last couple of weeks, for The Enemy, Ashley Tisdale and The Veronicas.