Advertising Projects

We were approached by the Telegraph Media Group to produce an advertising campaign for Littleover Apirary. This luxury honey brand have never advertised in the media before and wanted something fresh and appealing to their new supermarket based audience. The design had to be adaptable to various different formats while maintaining it’s strong brand message.

Working closely with the e-commerce team at Kurt Geiger, we designed a sequence of online advert templates to promote the Kurt Geiger Blog, Everything But The Dress. The typography, photography and colour ways followed Kurt Geiger’s recent re-brand and the skin of their new website.

Keep a Child Alive invited us to design the printed marketing materials the Black Ball New York 2011. The design was inspired by Keep a Child Alive’s work in India. The US event focused on George Harrison Career as a musician and philanthropist. Tyra Banks, Serena Williams and Mekhi Phifer were part of the star studded audience who enjoyed performances from Usha, Nora Jones and Will.I.am.

Working with the Special Events Team at the KCA we developed a family of advertising templates in several formats for printed publications. Using key statistics and the bold headline ‘be part of the fight’ we created a design with maximum impact.

Kandi were asked to create a new fashion brand for an existing high street retailer looking to modernise their current brand and identity. Working with an illustrator and visual merchandising team we created a fresh new high street brand which we implemented across 2 stores, we even played a key role in the buying. The store’s customers were predominantly women in their mid 30s but the client wanted to appeal to a much younger audience of both Londoners and tourists. After market research, we established early on that the client wanted to position themselves along side popular, established, high street brands…

Working with Keep a Child Alive we were asked to produce the printed marketing material for the London Black Ball 2011. In keeping with previous years we were briefed to create a contemporary and luxury feel. The UK event focused on the ‘buy life’ campaign. Celebrities were requested to remove their Twitter accounts until enough money was pledged by their respective audience to bring them back online. Thandie Newton, Dougray Scott and Sir David Frost were part of the glitterati who enjoyed performances from Tinie Tempah and Beth Ditto.

Working closely with Earl Sebastian, the creative director at Keep A Child Alive, we designed the printed marketing material for the London Black Ball 2010. This Celebrity event aims to raise much need funds to help those suffering from aids and the families affected by the aids epidemic in both Africa and India. The evening was a huge success with Alicia Keys stealing the show.

We were asked to work with Alicia Keys’ and Leigh Blake’s organisation Keep A child Alive on the New York Black Ball 2010. Kandi designed all the printed marketing material for the star studded event. With performances by Jay-Z, Janelle Mone and Sade the event helped raised both awareness and money for this AIDS Charity.