Stand have just been tasked with designing a marketing campaign which will run nationally for NHS Health Scotland, promoting the National Bowel Screening Programme.

Bowel cancer is a major public health problem in Scotland, which has a higher rate of bowel cancer than most countries in the Western world. In Scotland it is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in both men and women with approximately 3,400 new cases diagnosed each year. 95% of cases occur in people ages over 50 years.

Keep up-to-date with our blog, the visuals for this campaign will be up soon.

Another project just printed is “Lessons in Change” a corporate report for the NHS involving both Health and Social Work departments. The content of the report gives details for implementing strategic change within these departments and delivering integrated services for children, particularly within Community Health Care Partnerships.

The design used strong colourways and a simple to read font, making the report easy & straightforward to navigate.

See more on the portfolio page.

…is the new Maclay Murray & Spens LLP Business Review 08/09.The latest design has moved the review on another notch from the previous incarnation, which we designed last year and won a commendation for at the Scottish Design Awards.

We hope to go one better with this year’s version.Click here to view more images of the review on our portfolio page.

Johnstons Cashmere have tasked us with the design of their new Autumn/Winter brochure 09/10 which has just been shot in New York.

It’s to be designed, printed and shipped out over the next month.
Designer Craig Wilson is working on this project - in between his modern dance classes (which he just won’t stop talking about) -  his contemporary moves are now commonplace within the studio. 

Paul Lambert, our senior designer, has just completed a personal project for Burnfield, a Glasgow based Demolition company.

He’s designed the eye catching branding which has been applied to stationery and their newly designed website - www.burnfielddemolition.co.uk

Look out for the branding at a falling chimney near you.

“The TLC programme is about giving reliable, sound business advice and training tools to our customers. With Stand gaining this SQA accreditation, we’re able to bring our TLC ambassadors together, and remind them of Tennent’s ongoing commitment and support as we move towards the new licensing regulations in September 2009.

Their organisation, attention to detail and their ability to deliver potentially dry content in an engaging manner made the courses an overwhelming success. Yet another example of Stand going the extra mile.”

Some nice words from Tennent’s Brand Manager, Wendy Espie.