Foundry34 have been appointed as digital agency by Michelin Star restaurant The Pony and Trap. Based in rural Bristol the restaurant is run by award winning chef Josh Eggleton. In 2003 he was successful in his quest to become the Gordon Ramsay college scholar, following his success in this coveted competition he has travelled the world working with some of the world’s finest chefs in some of the world’s most notable restaurants.
Foundry34 will be working on a complete new web presence for the restaurant along with facilities for integrating and publishing social media. The aim is to maintain the simple, rustic aesthetic of a high quality country restaurant while integrating all of the mobile compatibility and social media that users expect. Watch this space for progress!
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Foundry34 appointed as digital agency by Michelin Star restaurant
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011Another account win for Foundry34!
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011
Foundry34 are pleased to announce yet another account win after being selected by ethical children’s toy wholesaler and retailer Mushroom and Co to develop a new brand identity and packaging for their products. Produced from 100% natural rubber with hand painted finishes the products are environmentally friendly and suited as gifts for babies and small children as teething or bath toys.
Foundry34 will be producing a comprehensive brand identity and guidelines for the company as well as advertising, packaging, point of sale and web presence. We believe this company has a great product and we look forward to the challenge of bring the brand to life!
Jap-Central Sponsored Drift Car in action!
Friday, May 20th, 2011Just got some shots of the Jap-Central sponsored drift car in action at the weekend. For the petrolheads among us it great to see high powered cars going sideways and for the brand designers it’s great to see a brand getting exposure the right audience. Sometimes obviously due to the nature of our client’s work their brands are often hidden only getting exposure in their letterhead or marketing brochure. This is far from the case with Jap Central. The Jap Central brand is not about subtlety but about excitement and love of Japanese motors and this kind of off-line advertising is perfect for winning over new fans.
