Ed and Lynn, directors of Arts in Rural Gloucestershire (AIR in G), bring the world of theatre, song, dance, and cabaret to village halls across the county. For season 2018–19 we revamped their DL format events menu using typeface Sheepman for headings and straplines in a new layout with a quirky slant.

Roger, managing director of Dawleys, asked for Le Man style stripes for his two restored 1990s Nissan S-Cargo vans. The vehicles ferry goods between Dawleys HQ and a nearby distribution centre, doubling up as eye-catching mobile adverts. We worked up design variants and emailed the agreed graphics to local vehicle livery professionals who applied the decals.

Recycle and re-use is at the heart of Gloucestershire Resource Centre (GRC). When Lin, the centre manager, asked us to redesign their website I didn't expect inspiration to come literally off the shelf – 'Scrap Couple' had been made and left in a cupboard by a volunteer using waste material sold in the store. As a complete example of what creativity and waste stuff can achieve, we put the happy duo to re-use on The Scrapstore's homepage as iconic ambassadors for the GRC.

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When Jo and Helen's Newent office asked for help with a DL leaflet, we were able to use their existing text, photographs, and logo to produce artwork and organise copies from a printer literally just around the corner. Within a couple of days the folded DL leaflet was in use.

Addressed mailers are a compelling seasonal call-to-action. The 8pp parallel double-folded and bagged mailer James asked us to design had upwards of 50 supplied product images together with other graphics and pictures to find. We paired a gold bevel-embossed look with Christmas icons and introduced typeface Kinfolk to produce a colourful, festive item.