Thursday, September 9th, 2010

A picture speaks a thousand words

Creative Edge were delighted to pick up an award at a recent Tesco event. The Tesco Values Award was in recognition of communicating a sense of local communities through the use of photography which engages those communities and adds value to the Tesco messages.

Lead Designer on the Tesco projects Phil Zschiesche, said 'We've worked really hard with local photographer, Steve Tanner, on a number of Tesco projects and this close relationship has paid off. The results and feedback have been really positive and we look forward to future collaborations'.

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Timeless Black and White

Continuing our work with A&T Services, Creative Edge have created a distinctive brochure, which makes full use of superb photography from Kirstin Prisk. The images were originally shot in colour, but the high visibilty jackets were over powering. Using the timeless medium of black and white has really enhanced the companies brand and created a powerful image and strong personality.

Monday, May 17th, 2010

Highly Recommended

Well done to Gwel an Mor, who along with only a couple of other UK resorts made the list for a recent Times article on 20 Great Family Getaways in Europe. Gwel an Mor, who have recently updated their website through Creative Edge, offer breaks in luxury timber lodges high above Portreath beach. Apart from the pool and restaurant Gwel an Mor stands out for its ranger-led wildlife walks.
See more at: Gwel an Mor portfolio pages
Visit: gwelanmor.com
See the Times article

Wednesday, August 12th, 2009

We're having a NIP and tuck

Topics: Accessibility

Creative Edge and the other inhabitants of the Newham area of Truro have formed a group called NIP, Newham Improvements Project, who's aim is to unlock the economic potential of the region. The group will be looking at the environment, accessibility, public transport provisions and overall improvements to this somewhat forgotten area of Truro.