Garden delivers bespoke exhibition stand design as part of their re brand, as well as iPad and on-screen presentation content, for long standing client Mood Media, who specialises in brand experience and brand sense content.
Everyone’s memory of their childhood is significantly different, whether it is a set of misty events or a vivid glance at a simpler time, it is an opportunity to go back in that daydream and recall.
A Green piece of paper could serve as a device of endless opportunities; to draw a tree; to fold it into a harmonica; to make a jet plane perfectly camouflaged to hide in the tall grass from the bad guys.
That same paper could easily turn into another game – a “fortune telling” game, yes, we all remember that one! Carefully folded origami, forming four pointy segments, marked with colours and numbers, under which the answers lie in wait to be unraveled – so exciting!
Why just remember? Why not make one now! It is still as easy as it was before, but it feels different. It is more about the nostalgia of folding that piece of paper rather than using it to read our future…
…well, it is a completely new year now, so let’s remember what happened last year, adapt and change for the better, and make our luck this year – we are one year older, a little wiser, even more grown up? well, when we need to be right?
Garden have re branded Mayridge, the events and exhibition specialists. From research, brand strategy through to brand creation, branding guidelines and full brand implementation, including website design and build.
Over the years I have managed to collect a small amount of vintage packaging, I suppose it’s a bit of a hobby, all be it not a totally serious one, but I certainly enjoy nostalgic moments or reflection.
Have a look through and please write in if you have any of your own nostalgic or vintage type packaging or brands you’d like to share with us. In fact if this blog interests you, have a read of a thought piece on the subject of brand nostalgia in our Soapbox.
The Tufty Club was was launched in 1962 and very quickly amassed over 10,000 affiliated clubs and millions of members – I was one of them!
Airfix is a brand that most boys from my generation in the UK will obviously remember, is there anyone who didn’t have at least one of these great things hanging from their ceiling?
Matchbox is another brand that most boys will remember, now owned my Mattel and still producing toys today. It has over the years suffered many changes and setbacks, and currently only producing a handful of products mainly for the collectors.
Price Albert tobacco (pipe) was produced in the US in the 1930′s and was a hugely popular brand in its day.
It’s interesting to see the changes in packaging over the years, the picture above is of packaging for Fortnum & Masons caviar.
Garden have been commissioned to produce B2B ads for Swisscoms Managed Networks, as well as a series of print ads to be distributed through B2B communications channels.
