Services&Suppliers Design/Signage
that they match and create new art for existing guides.
The team is very flexible; they converse with national and international clients via email, phone and Skype, and the company has its own file transfer channel for large files. Should a job need it or a client request it, the team is happy to go and visit. 01912 314 400
www.paulwindledesign.co.uk
C
reative companies can provide bespoke design services for all manner of circumstances. These could include everything from designing a character for use on an own-brand range of
toys, to creating show stands and signs for use at exhibitions or for promotions. These companies can provide the experience and talents of designers and illustrators that have worked to perfect their skills in everything from product development, packaging and style guides, to cutting-edge app design and exhibition stands.
Established in 1989, Paul Windle Creative Art Studio has 25 years under its belt as a leading design house specialising in design and illustration for the toy, games and licensing industry, having created thousands of works of art and design.
The company has a ‘no job too big or too
small’ approach and works with names such as The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros., Lego, Ravensburger and the BBC, among other brand heavyweights. The Paul Windle website showcases a
gallery of quality work which you will know or recognise. Behind the scenes of the toy and licensing world, Paul Windle’s designers and illustrators have perfected their skills in illustration, character creation, product development, packaging, style guides, app design and brand identity, among other areas of expertise. The company’s packaging design ties in and enhances its clients’ products and overall
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market presence. From the concept stage of an idea and a game/product name, right down to the packaging, Paul Windle’s work appears on the shelves of high streets across the globe and more companies are seeking the benefits of the company’s expertise which is prevalent at the main toy fairs around the world. Every design starts with a sketch, in
particular character design, and all of Paul Windle’s designers are masters of the pencil. Each designer has his or her own individual skill set, and everyone is fully conversant with print ready artwork. For licensed products, whatever the property, the team researches and masters the brand inside and out for the licensee or licensor so
Xpert Signs and Displays has the benefit of an in-house design team and fully qualified fitters all over the country to help you with bespoke design and project management. Xpert Signs and Displays provides the best solution for all your signage needs, including exhibition stand design and installation, shop fascias, pavement signs, banners, vehicle livery and point of sale. A wide range of services includes large format printing, vehicle graphics, built up lettering, exhibition stands, stickers, digital printing, roller banners, illuminated signs and window graphics. Having redesigned the Toy World magazine exhibition stand at this year’s Toy Fair, the company has already secured further contracts that will see them on site at London Toy Fair 2015, so get in touch if you would like to take advantage of its industry expertise and competitive prices. Xpert has extensive industry knowledge to guide you through the process and come up with cost-effective solutions to suit your company’s needs. 07792 889 919
www.xpertsignsanddisplays.co.uk
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