A new identity is emerging on Water Street in Liverpool. Taylor Simons have developed a new identity for ‘Recruiting for Care’ a new health and social care recruitment company. As well as developing the new identity the brief required building signage and stationery. Taylor Simons chose C3 imaging Liverpool to produce the laser-cut vinyl signage and the pictures shows the window graphics being fitted.

We truly enjoyed working on this project. A wonderful and interesting subject to work on and fabulous pictures of the Noble Women Windows by Barry Hale. Yes, we’re proud of this one.

As a part of the centenary celebrations for the Lady Chapel, Liverpool Cathedral in partnership with the Everyman and Playhouse are to present an exciting promenade theatre performance, “Walking Through Windows”. The performers are to celebrate the stories of some of the Noble Women of the Lady Chapel windows.

We are very proud to have been asked to design both the programme for the event and a beautifully illustrated book to go on sale this month.

Walking Through Windows: June 29th to July 3rd at Liverpool Cathedral. Tickets for these exclusive performances are £8 from the Everyman and Playhouse box offices in person, on 0151 709 4776 or online at: www.everymanplayhouse.com

We were asked to produce a new timetable for Everton Children & Family Centre. Working closely with them we produced an A3 timetable using a map-style fold to create a pocket-sized handy timetable. The new timetable has proved popular with parents and carers attending the Centre and we will monitor the success of this communication exercise and determine if any changes are required for the next one.

Working for Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School is always a pleasure. We handle a number of projects for the school, but Q-news is the one that goes way back. Every issue is filled with the events and achievements of an excellent school. The number of stories and pictures we are able to work with makes putting an issue together different every time. The cover image is a vital part of the overall look and feel. We have always wanted to keep it free from words, allowing the picture to tell the story. QEGS always manage to supply us with a great image.

Designing the Report & Accounts for any company or organisation is an important undertaking. This is often the flagship document for the year. For the Foundation for Sport and the Arts we were asked to produce something that would show how the Foundation provided grants for a variety of groups and organisations throughout the UK. With so many worthy ‘grantees’ to work with, one of the most difficult tasks was to make the final selection from the hundreds of possibilities to make an appearance in the Report. Speaking with the ‘grantees’ and looking at how they made use of their grant as well as where they were located, became significant factors during the selection process. Excellent photography was a major consideration and photographer Barry Hale gave us terrific pictures to work with. The end result was very well received by both the Foundation and the trustees.