Look who popped into the studio today!
December 13th, 2011Like Club No.2
December 1st, 2011Once a month all the sparks get together for a show & tell about some of our favourite things we’ve seen over the past month. Literally anything goes.
There are some real corkers from this months Like Club including the worst album covers ever created, Berg Cloud’s ‘Little Printer’, Nokia Lumia Live and illustrator Lara Harwood
Scary Meerkat Creature
Typographic Sandwiches
North Tea Power Host Little Print Shop of Horrors
November 2nd, 2011On Halloween the lovely people at North Tea Power allowed us to exhibit our posters. All 8 prints were on display. The project has gone down really well so far, so a big thank you to all that have bought a print and made lots of money for charity. It’s not to late to buy one and are available to buy online at the Little Print Shop of Horrors
Logology 2
November 2nd, 2011Our work is featured in Viction:ary’s new publication Logology 2. We of course love the book as it has our work in and it’s yellow, but it’s also full of lots of lovely logos and icons. Go buy yourself a copy!
Little Print Shop of Horrors Launched!
October 27th, 2011Here at Spark Towers we have been getting into the ‘spirit’ of Halloween by recreating our favourite scary film posters, all in the name of charity. From Steven Spielberg’s 1975 shark eating massacre, Jaws, to serial killer movie Saw, each member of our team has created a poster. The limited edition posters are available to purchase online and all proceeds will be donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Properly the best advert you will see this week
October 24th, 2011Placement Diary: Emma Benyon
October 4th, 2011I’ve had a lovely experience at Creative Spark over the past 4 weeks and I am extremely grateful to the entire team for making this experience priceless. I was chuffed to accept a 2 week placement from Andy and Jane after I’d sent in a handmade portfolio and been to a short interview to talk through my work. This is the first placement I’ve ever had so I had no idea what to expect, but I would highly recommend anyone try and get into Creative Spark by any means possible because this placement was such a winner. The team are great, they have all the time in the world for you, they genuinely care about your needs and wants. The clients are brilliant, I was really excited to be involved in live briefs set by amazing companies. I’ve been taught some vital tips on software, I’ve learnt a little bit about how the industry really works and I’ve walked away with several pieces of work I’m more than chuffed to put into my portfolio, what more could I ask for?
Thanks Creative Spark!























