The idea is to send aid to developing countries in specially shaped AidPods that slot nicely into crates of Coca Cola (whose distribution network happens to be more wide-reaching than any aid or health organisation).
Transported inside each AidPod will be health and hygiene products, including rehydration salts, vitamin tablets and condoms.
The Transport font used on the report's wraparound features on all British road signs
Last night, Colin, one of our directors and Andrew, our design communications manager, travelled to Leeds for the annual Cream Awards, which are about recognising and rewarding design excellence in Yorkshire.
We’d entered the annual report that we created for Sheffield charity, Roundabout, into two categories: ‘Publications and Annual Reports’ and ‘Craft’ – we came up trumps in both!
Left: Nick Clegg and Mark. Right: Gordon Brown with Morrisons staff.
The Workshop has been rubbing shoulders with some of the UK’s highest and mightiest this past couple of weeks.
Last Thursday, Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, popped in to our Sheffield office to take a sneaky peek at the marvellous interactive whiteboard resources that we created for the Houses of Parliament website. Mark, one of our directors, showed him the ropes and shared the limelight (see image above) as part of a story for the Sheffield Star.
This blog is the first part of our latest website, which we're currently building. Feel free to pop back in time and take a look at our previous site too.
