The NEC show is the second biggest consumer show in the UK, and the ExCel event is the first caravan and camping show to be based in London for almost 6 years.

Cherry have already created the logos for both shows, and are currently in the process of rolling the branding out across print and digital.

MatterSphere employs the latest Microsoft Silverlight technology, providing legal professionals with true anywhere access to client and matter data.

It’s a truely innovative product, which Cherry are proud to have contributed to.

See the brand and read more about MatterSphere here.

Here is a little snippet from a project we are currently working on for the resident video production outfit based here at Cherry towers. There will be lots more to follow in the form of a website and full business stationery so keep one of those beady eyes on this space. For now here is the logo and the business cards.

Cherry have been working with Lonely Planet on the launch of the Million Day Grab Back campaign.

A survey by Lonely Planet, the world’s leading travel information provider, has produced some eye-opening statistics on how people use – or misuse – their time off. The research finds that Brits are using just 25% of their weekends for days out, with 28% not taking any at all. Worryingly, the research also shows these days out to be in decline.

With so much precious free time going to waste, Lonely Planet is on a mission to help the nation reclaim what’s rightfully theirs – time off, well spent… away from the daily grind!

People can join the campaign by signing up for Lonely Planet’s “Seize the Days” email newsletter, packed with inspiring, cheap (and very often free) ways to make the most of their time off.

Everyone signing up receives a 10 Free Days mini-guide to get them grabbing back their free time straight away, and helps push the campaign total towards 1 million days. There are also great prizes and bonuses up for grabs.

You can reclaim your days off and support the Million Day Grab Back by signing up here.

Kate Silverton chairing the proceedings. Photo: AOP

King of the swingers! Photo: AOP

Earlier this year Cherry was asked by the Association of Online Publishers to design the identity and event collateral for their annual flagship summit, this year held at the sparkling new Westminster Bridge Park Plaza.

From kicking off the project with invites, banners and press ads a couple of months ago, it was great to be invited along to see the final work showcased on the big stage. The bold pixel-themed identity worked beautifully when super-sized, and we took real pleasure from watching the delegates thumbing through the shiny event programme we’d been merrily labouring over for several weeks!

With live tweets from delegates flashing up on the big screen in response to the keynotes (impressively, none of the speakers seemed put off in the slightest), a digital golf booth, and some delicious digital-themed cocktails, it was a tech-laden event offering some real insight into the challenges faced by today’s media owners.

Check out some pics from the event at AOP’s Flickr gallery here.

Plan Projects is a cultural consultancy that works with artists, developers, local authorities, regeneration agencies and communities across the UK to deliver public artworks and cultural programmes which are specific and responsive to their context, and which fulfill a set of clearly defined objectives.

Watch this space for the big reveal soon…

We’re very pleased to announce Cherry is working on the branding and collateral for the Association of Online Publishers flagship annual event, the Digital Publishing Summit 2010.

The theme for this year is Building World Class Digital Media Businesses, and is taking place at Westminster Bridge Road Plaza on 15th October 2010.

We’ve begun rolling out the new branding across web banners, and will be creating flyers, programmes and event graphics in the near future.

Untitled from Sarah Harding on Vimeo.

We have a strong late entry for the “Where Will You Hang Yours” bauble challenge. Tim has come up trumps with his long distance entry from San Francisco.

Reeeespect!

The winner, Iris Billing, is a phenomenal woman. She founded the charity Tanya’s Courage in memory of her daughter, who very sadly passed away in 2005.

Fiona Philips, Iris Billing and Nell McAndrew at the awards ceremony

Tesco’s knew that Iris really wanted a new brand and website for the charity, which is where we got involved – providing both, free of charge, for the worthy winner. The new site has just gone live, it’s well worth a look. Keep up the great work Iris and team!

The new Tanya's Courage website homepage

Following our sucessful work for Catalyst Project and European Climate Foundation, we are very proud to add another excellent ecological client to our roster.

Look out for the new launch in early June.