MYOB

MYOB provide simple to use accountancy software for small businesses. We were asked to help them communicate their key features and benefits more directly across a range of press ads, web banners, e-shots and outdoor advertising. The message that MYOB can free up business owners time and make life easier was made very clear.

High and Mighty

Press ads and poster campaign to create awareness of High and Mighty’s range of fashion wear within it’s tall and outsize clothing. Itonic created a modern, funky illustrative style to work within a younger looking design to appeal to a younger client base, and to show off elements of their fashion range and promote special offers.

Celebration Europe

We designed a series of press ads to feature throughout the London paper’s editorial and listings sections to attract visitors to the 3 day Star Wars Celebration Europe exhibition at Excel, London. They utilised the strong character recognition that Star Wars enjoys and played on elements of key characters dialogue and phrases.

The Wine Show

To promote and attract visitors to The Wine Show held at The Business Design Centre in London, a series of posters, banner ads and press ads were designed using quirky grape characters as part of teaser campaign to dismiss the show’s previous fuddy duddy image and promote a more vibrant image.

Philadelphia Convention

Magazine style press ads to target women through glossies advertising to attract visitors to Philadelphia, USA. It has a wealth of cultural and outdoor activities, is only a couple of hours from NYC and has incredible shopping opportunities, including one of the world’s largest malls and tax free shopping on clothes and shoes.

The Consult

The Consult are a plastic surgery consultancy who wanted to promote their services for men whilst not alienating their women clients. We created a more masculine, high class advert template and used black and white imagery and gold detailing to enhance the luxury image. The template could be used for both male and female ads.

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