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Client: Orpington Town Centre
Integrated campaign including posters, leaflets and banners to promote Christmas in the town centre, resulting in increased footfall and spend.
Client: Glades Shopping Centre
Our brief was to design and produce a full campaign to promote the AW11 Fashion Shows in October. We kicked off this campaign with local press advertising, followed with in-centre posters and banners. Check out the spectacular shows for yourself at the Glades, Bromley from 14 – 16 October. www.theglades.uk.com
Client: Kings Tea
We created a simple but stylish website to sit alongside Kings Label Teas’ radio campaign launch. It also features an interactive location map to target stockists.
Vist www.kingstea.co.uk
Our Story. For more than 18 years, Blackfox Creative Ltd has been servicing a wide range of clients from the brightest new start-up ventures right through to multinational companies and brands.
Blackfox Media is now the next generation of Blackfox Creative. Born from a wealth of creativity and expertise, we have become a small group of super designers producing work that is remembered and talked about at a price London agencies would find hard to rival.
Client: Skillcrown Homes
Skillcrown Homes has been developing homes of distinction for over 15 years and has built a reputation for innovative design and high standards of construction, so when it came to their latest development, Hatherley House, they wanted a modern, eye-catching identity that would draw attention from potential buyers.
Blackfox Media created that identity, using striking colours to target the young, first-time-buyer market the development is aimed at. This design was carried through from initial identity to brochures, advertising and a mouthwatering, 50-metre site hoarding.