SHINE nominated for Scottish Design award

We are delighted to announce that our work for Orroland has been nominated for a Scottish Design Award. It’s exciting to be listed among so much great work in the brand identity category, alongside some of Scotland’s best agencies.

Having joined the SHINE team recently as someone with experience in marketing, rather than design, I decided to get to know our team better and what it is that excites them about their work here. I started off by chatting to Kieran Reilly, our Head of Design.

When we talk about branding, we talk about the bridge that connects product and customer through the medium of sensory interaction.

We are delighted to announce that we have been appointed by Meldrum House to transform their online presence. Nestled in the heart of Aberdeenshire’s tranquil countryside, but just a few short miles from the bustling centre of Aberdeen, our charming 13th century baronial mansion house, 240 acre estate and golf course offers more than luxury.

We recently caught up with our head of design, Kieran Reilly, to chat about the real importance of design in the modern era and why he has so much passion for it.

The drinks industry is one of the most complex, diverse and expansive industries in the world, and in Scotland, the industry is now worth over £6 Billion. With a new gin in Scotland popping up every week, the chance to stand out, grows ever smaller.

Whether it’s been large hotel resorts or smaller boutique hotels, we work hard to understand their ideals and values and from there, begin to assemble the building blocks to create their revitalised Design & Digital presence. As technology advances, it has become apparent that online users are increasingly impatient with day to day activities. This

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It’s my feeling that we all intrinsically miss physical mail, we miss the personal touch. The time taken to pen a note or a simple thanks for your business. Our inboxes have become the new receptacle for junk mail, getting snail mail holds a certain romanticism