Graphic DesignYour brand reflected in everything
Everything you produce in the name of your business or enterprise should exhibit the qualities of that brand. That sounds like the kind of marketeese waffle that would normally bring us out in a rash, but it's true. The more time and attention you spend on the various representations of your company, the stronger your brand will become. Unlike many design companies, we approach this from a non-service perspective since we also run a successful game publishing business. In other words, we practice as well as preach. So if you like what we've done with our own products, why not trust us with yours?
Graphic Design Examples & Print Work
DEC Fundraiser
The East African Famine is a massive and desperate problem, one caused partly by people, specifically regional politics and food price speculation. Sadly it gets short press because it's not as sensational as the Arab Spring or the London Riots. Digital Spoke were approached to do a series of posters to promote an all-volunteer fundraising event and we were happy to lend our services for free. Working with an existing template isn't desperately exciting in design terms, but actually this is really what design is all about - getting a message out, simply, plainly and without confusion.
DEC Fundraiser Poster
Atik Cameras
A set of themed full-page adverts for international Astronomy publications, using the illustrations of Tom Morgan-Jones. Preparing stuff like this for print is what we do, day-in, day-out. We're quick, professional and thorough, so don't hesitate to contact us for a quote, regardless of the size of the job.
Advert examples
TerrorBull Games
TerrorBull Games are meticulous about their image. It doesn't matter if it's a booth at a convention or a bookmark as a free give-away. We've helped TerrorBull Games with every aspect of their graphic and print work for the past 6 years and have realised their detailed vision. And it pays off - their attitude and appeal is noticeable in everything they do.
Download TBG catalogue (1.4Mb)
War on Terror, the boardgame
The amount of work that went into producing TerrorBull Games's first product, War on Terror, the boardgame, was truly daunting. The box cover involved stitching together over 300 separate illustrations that all had to be individually cleaned, coloured, scaled and prepared for print. Then everything from the rules to the 'Axis of Evil' spinner needed designing, staying true the whole time to the message of the game and the spirit of the artwork. It was a challenging but very rewarding process. The game is now in its second edition.
War on Terror product box
Crunch, the game for utter bankers
Crunch is a portable card game and so was a smaller project than War on Terror, but it still involved a surprising amount of graphical work. Even the back of the counter-display unit was given design consideration for the 1-in-1,000 people that might catch a glimpse of it. The result is a game that feels far more 'luxurious' than just a card game. Our hard work was rewarded with Crunch being licenced in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Estonia.
Free, printable board games
Roughly every two months, TerrorBull Games come up with an idea for a free, downloadable game that they call "print-and-play" games. The idea is to satirise a current event with a game that takes around 15 - 20 minutes to play. Of course, for such a simple and casual idea, these games involve a lot of creative and graphical consideration. They're like mini-products, with their own identity, logo and brand.
Print-and-Play games examples
Random Testimonial
Digital Spokes attention to detail was hugely comforting and entrusting them with promoting the exact image was easier than I had imagined. I have no hesitation in recommending Digital Spoke as an overall great company to work with.
