Salterhebble Junior and Infant School’s main issue was Parents and Carers collecting and dropping off their children to and from the school. It was becoming a problem with parking. But most importantly children’s safety. Solution Print Bureau offered a solution with illustrated cutouts of children in the school-branded uniform. The cutout children are holding signs […]
The team has been working with Impact Education Academy Trust with design consultations for the trusts Academies. Together with Impact, we aim to create a better future for current and future Academies and their pupils. Furthermore, Print Bureau has also supported and helped the Impact Academy Trust brand identity. Ensuring their logo and branding are
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We have been building a good relationship with Totally Awesome for a number of years, supplying them with shop signage, fun window graphics and printed media for the shops in Hebden Bridge and Halifax Piece Hall. In 2020 Aamir opened his 3rd premises in the centre of York and took the opportunity to re-brand his
Rachel and Julia had the innovative and unique idea to create Christmas crackers that were completely recyclable and plastic-free. As the project was to raise money for the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, the theme was based on… Yorkshire wildlife! As there is only one factory in the UK that manufactures crackers, we set up the artwork
Andrea from the Yorkshire Chocolate Company contacted Print Bureau to help her in the design and production of new packaging for her chocolate products. The products were already on sale, but as her company was growing, she didn’t feel the packaging was selling the product as well as it could. We worked closely with Andrea,
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Print Bureau worked with Head Teacher Mark Sharp to create a new logo design for Cross Lane Primary School. The tree and the cogs within logo represents the schools strap line of ‘Growing Together’. The design team created also infographics to support the school’s core values. The infographics have been used across the school within
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Hill View Academy had lost its vision as a school. Print Bureau aimed to completely re-design the school’s ethos and values. Furthermore, to restructure and build back the relationship it once had within the community. By investigating Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs theory, the team extracted elements to help develop the ethos and values. The team
