SHINE Internship Placement – A Way In

With such a cut-throat environment out there, we believe that graduates need an ‘in’ into the industry and some experience to get them a step further to getting a full-time job.

Since we have our new intern in place, the responsibility of choosing a charity fell to Rachele this month, she chose Alzheimers Scotland.

We recently got our teeth stuck into an exciting new project with HUB to develop a new brand, a user-friendly website and various promotional materials.

Great news! We have successfully been re-appointed by one of our key clients. We are delighted to be able to announce that we will be continuing to work with Princes Square as their creative agency.

Striking fear in the comic book character, Green Lantern, our favourite colour yellow is psychologically the happiest colour in the colour spectrum!

The responsibility of choosing this month’s charity was down to our design intern, Douglas. He choose Refuweegee, a community led project set up to ensure that all refugees arriving in Glasgow are welcomed to the city in true Glaswegian style.

Whether you’re a small start-up or a multi-million enterprise, a strong brand is essential in building an identity for yourself and a relationship with customers.

If you can remember the craze of the Ice Bucket Challenge, then you’ll remember how it stormed over social media and the Internet for a period of time back in summer, 2014 to raise awareness and money for ALS research.

INAS work closely people with an intellectual disability, encouraging and enabling them to get into olympic sport.

This time of year is always exciting with the Royal Highland Show. One of our clients, Angus Soft Fruits, were exhibiting as usual and had asked SHINE to design their exhibition stand. We came up with a few options and think the final result looks pretty great!