Category Archive: Branding
Neon commissioned to look at new ranges for Corney & Barrow.
Neon have been invited by Corney & Barrow to review and create branding for a selection of C&Bs producer partners ranges of wines. This commission follows on from the launch Corney & Barrow’s House Range of wines and spirits designed by Neon – built on the firm foundations laid down by Neon’s recent rebranding of Corney & Barrow. If […]
The new Nabarro law terms ‘Word Search’ wall by Neon.
To help get brains in to gear at law firm Nabarro LLP, the first new wall for their magnificent 125 London Wall office in 2016 is a giant ‘Word Search’ for Nabarro’s staff to find and circle with chalk 45 hidden law terms. The typographic tour de force of 312 letterforms was lovingly hand rendered by […]
‘Silver Speaks’ international exhibition and symposium of contemporary silver, from the Contemporary British Silversmiths, branded by Neon.
Neon has created the branding for the forthcoming 2016 international silver exhibitions and talks, ‘Silver Speaks’, created by the industry body Contemporary British Silversmiths. Silver Speaks comprises a year long series of events and exhibitions focusing on contemporary silver. The main focus of these will be held at the V&A and The Goldsmiths’ Centre with […]
Happy Hour – Action for Children’s National Children’s Hour campaign by Neon.
With a campaign mark, tagline ‘When the big hand reaches for the little hand’ and all manner of fun materials created by Neon, Action for Children are kicking off this years National Children’s Hour, using the extra hour now that the clocks have gone back, where families can unplug and play – to build dens, […]
Neon invited to comment in Design Week – what makes a brand successful?
According to a report from Interbrand released last week, Apple, Google and Coca-Cola are the “best global brands” of 2015 – but what really makes a brand successful? Design Week asked designers what brands they think are doing things right. Here’s our snippet in the pic above and text below… “We live in a world […]