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There’s a treat wherever you look. We spoil you. Really, we do.
Posted: April 24th, 2013
After keeping hush for several months, we can now share a secret: we were invited by Foyer Federation and RDF to work on the Pop Up Talent Shop – an alternative resource to support young people in finding employment.
Working with the Foyer residents and Dave Fishwick (Bank of Dave), we created the pop-up’s brand identity. The process was filmed for Channel 4’s new series Secret Millions and was screened Sunday 7th April. Catch the replay on 4oD to see how it all turned out.
Posted: April 24th, 2013
If you don’t know about NTS radio, take a minute and have a listen – you’ll thank us for it. We just so happen to think it’s the one of the best stations out there, and we know the best place for you to start: our new monthly Let’s Be Brief show.
Art, music and culture collide on a Saturday. Catch up with our podcasts here.
Posted: April 24th, 2013
Every now and again, we’re dead lucky to meet some really inspirational folks. In January we worked with Vallin Miller, founder of Peckham Youth group Leaders of Tomorrow. LOT are taught everything from their P’s and Q’s, literature to independent thought leadership.
Working on behalf of Peckham Space and the RSA, we ran the Reverse Digital Mentoring project, where young people teach not-so-young folks from local businesses how best to make use of social media, with the purpose of reaching new audiences.
Our LBB sessions gave the young leaders an overview of branding and communications, with the help of a specially developed toolkit that in turn prepared the youngsters to run their own mentoring programme.
Posted: February 1st, 2013
Monday 26th January was the start of National Storytelling Week 2013 as well as the launch of Cut // Copy // Paste: a campaign that aims to encourage audience engagement with libraries.
Working with Hackney based Pupil Referral Unit – Inspire – we’ve curated an educational programme that encourages young people to tell their personal stories. The course explores narrative construction, visual messaging and illustration.
Our artist practitioners include The Insomniax, Sky Nash and Emily Evans. The course will culminate with the Cut // Copy // Paste Zine and an exhibition at the CLR James Library in Dalston.
Posted: February 1st, 2013
How do you make Combi Boilers, Central Heating, Damp and Condensation interesting viewing material with a succinct message? Find out here.
Posted: January 15th, 2013
Well blow me down with a feather! We were extremely chuffed to be nominated for ‘New Business’ award category for the University of the Arts – Creative Enterprise Awards but we never expected to scoop two prizes in one night. Stephanie also won the London College of Communication award too. We were kindly given a year’s mentoring from Natwest, £350 cash and Steph won an iPad. Sweet.
Posted: November 13th, 2012
Woohoo! We have good news. twenty%extra have made the finalist shortlist for ‘New Business’ category at Creative Enterprise Awards by SEE (University of the Arts). The event will be hosted at the BFI on Wednesday 14th November. Wish us luck!
Posted: November 8th, 2012
We’ve recently added a new client to our ‘teaching’ portfolio with a session as a visiting lecturer at Ravensbourne in October. Steph delivered a ‘Brand You’ session to second year animation / web design and film students.
In the very unusual set up – the university is a completely open area teaching space – Steph gave the young creatives the tools to start developing their tone of voice and approaches to self-marketing.
Posted: October 15th, 2012
A sneak preview of a top secret project we recently worked on. Watch this space!
Posted: September 21st, 2012
Legal & General launch their new social initiative SE-Assist on Monday. A few months ago we worked on the new organisations brand identity. Have a look at the full story here.