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Leeds’ tech entrepreneurs flourish with our fully-funded branding support
We’re pleased to announce that the first cohort of The Brand Lab, an accelerator programme helping twelve emerging tech businesses in Leeds, have graduated. This inspiring collective of tech enterprises has spent the last few months focused on translating their technical concepts into clear, accessible narratives to support business growth and brand recognition!
How Yorkshire’s Rural Landscape Inspires Creativity
At Buttercrumble, creativity is just what we do—but let’s be honest, it’s a lot easier to feel inspired when you’ve got rolling countryside on your doorstep!
In Colourful Company: Leeds
Last week it was lovely to join the #InColourfulCompany brigade. In case you didn't know, In Colourful Company organises colour walks around different cities. Read all about how our walk went...
Designing for Kirkstall Art Trail
Last month we had the pleasure of taking part in the Kirkstall Art Trail through designing promotional material and maps for the Leeds community and approximately 500 visitors.
The Trail showcased local artists with amazing talent bringing neighbours together in the wonderful setting of Kirkstall. We loved the community spirit of this project!
We gathered inspiration by walking through the suburb, getting a feel of what visitors might see or experience on the trail. We wanted to combine the urban feel of the area with a sense of an adventure to create a dynamic and striking design.
Diversity of experiences and perspectives is vital precisely because we all have our blind spots. That’s why it’s important for designers to actually engage their audiences and users to get a better understanding of what’s important to them, how they use what you design and how they see and interpret what you create.