Next, here’s Paul’s summer edition of Translink’s Expresslines magazine…

Hare’s Rory’s new identity for Kitch, the new kitchen design consultancy…

And here’s Paul’s delightful promo work for NICFC, our charity partner…

For some reason this was omitted in our last NMNI post, but here’s the rather wonderful ‘Back to the Future’ inspired DeLorean 48, courtesy of me…

While a scary looking crocodile skull features heavily in this version…

And here’s the Odyssey DeLorean banner…

Sticking with National Museums, here’s their Native and Traditional Breeds promo, courtesy of Steven and Ralf the pig…

Lynsay’s been particularly busy recently too, with a new promotional brochure for the Probation Board for Northern Ireland…

and here’s the Annual Report…

and not forgetting their Business Plan…

Now over to Survitec Group, and Kerrie’slatest round of brochures…

And here’s a few photos of the Survitec Group stand at the SMM trade show in Hamburg, with added graphic excellence by yours truly…

Back to Lynsay now, with her Ulsterbus Tours’ Educational Tours brochure…

And that’s almost it for now, but I know Peedy would be very disappointed if I didn’t mention that the ‘House of the Year’ show is back on the BBC, with his trademark title sequence in full HD glory. You can check out the show website HERE and see the titles as part of our current showreel HERE. Enjoy. Other Team Peedy related news includes Ryan’s programming for the BBC’s interactive diary pod, currently installed in the Ulster Museum (pics to follow after the weekend) and websites far too numerous to mention (says Adam).

One final piece of news – expect to see some very interesting work for Northern Bank, which has been keeping us up nights for approximately the last 3 months… it’s a biggie…

And that’s it. You may now exit the building in an orderly manner.

Mark C

Congratulations to Rory, Christine, Ingrid and Clemency for great work for some great clients.

Mark C

We’re making good progress but by close of play today we’ll all be feeling liked baked tomatoes under the glare of the studio lights. A weekend off, then it’s back to Whitenoise for another intensive week in post. How rock n roll are we? Photographic evidence below:

It’s all good stuff.

Mark C

IT’S THE END OF AN ERA…
Seventeen sets of tearful eyes today say ‘adios y buenas suerte’ to Brian Mulholland as he retires from Whitenoise after eight fun years at the sharp end of number crunching as our finance director.

He has fought his battle with cancer so well over the last couple of years, but now he plans to spend his precious time with Franci and get to ‘see a bit of Ireland’ over the coming months with our blessing.

To say he will be missed is a huge understatement… as a member of the team, all knowing counsellor and unforgettable friend, the place will not be the same without him.

Dad, I will miss you. Always having a second opinion next door, someone to give off to and someone to learn from. Enjoy your time and don’t be a stranger to the studio!

Mark M

We’re delighted to announce that Whitenoise have just been appointed by the Grand Opera House Belfast to work on season programme promotions for 2010/11. Keep checking back for more news on this account as it develops over the coming weeks and months…

Mark C

Mark C

BBC Awards Success…
BBC Northern Ireland were chuffed to win a ‘Best Partnership’ award at the BBC internal marketing awards for 2010, with their work on the ‘Tall Ships’ campaign. Beating off such high profile competition as Eastenders and the BBC iPlayer, this was a special achievement for us as it was the first project we worked on with the BBC NI team!

Show Time Again…
We are delighted to have secured the Balmoral Show account for another three years. There was a lot of competition to secure this high profile account, but Paul and his team of agri-creative geniuses won the day, so watch out for more show fun next year!

Right – now onto the work: First up check out the latest edition of Northern News, by yours truly…

Next up, I know this one is kind of old news and the project has already been highlighted in a previous post, but these outdoor apps of the Beat Carnival’s Puppet Picnic were too nice not to show. This one’s a bit of a team effort, with Rory, Mark Canavan and Christine all working on different elements…

Next up we’ve Lynsay’s promo work for Carrick Council’s Amphitheatre…

And her branding for the Carrick Summer Band concert programme…

Sticking with Lynsay, here’s her latest for Invest NI’s staff magazine, InsideInvest…

Moving onto National Museums, here’s Kerries promo work for the NMNI American Independence Day events at the Ulster American Folk Park…

Closely followed by Christine’s work on their Bluegrass Festival…

And while we’re on NMNI, say hello to Rory and Paul’s delightful catalogue to commemorate the exhibition of paintings from the Ulster Museum currently on loan to Number 10 Downing Street…

Staying with NMNI, here’s the new ads I worked on for their current Summer brand campaign…

And here’s Lynsay’s doordrop mailer…

And finally, we have Christine’s ‘Kids Go Free’ campaign…

Moving on to the the continuously growing Survitec Group, here’s a quick look at my ongoing brand development work…

And that’s about it for now. Keep checking back for more graphical goodness.

Mark C

And here’s the fab Festival programme, courtesy of Rory:

Congratulations to David Boyd and all the Beat Initiative team (including the lovely Sandara Kelso-Robb) for putting on a fantastic show. Next up we have good friend of Whitenoise and multi-talented rock monster (so his PA tells me) Brian Houston, who’ll be launching his latest Mark C-designed album ‘The Raw Sessions’, ‘any day now’…

Here’s Christine’s latest edition of the Banbridge District Council ratepayer’s magazine, ‘The Cutting Edge’

And sticking with Christine, here’s her 2010 Annual Report for the LloydsTSB Foundation:

And finally, back to me – here’s a first glimpse of the upcoming edition of Northern Bank’s Northern News magazine. Check back later this week for a more in-depth look.

And that’s it. Now, back to work…

Mark C

Next up here’s the redesigned Probation News, for the Probation Board for Northern Ireland, courtesy of yours truly:

Now take a look at Lynsay’s excellent 2010 Annual Report for the Northern Ireland Prisoner Ombudsman:

Sticking with Lynsay, here’s her promo for the Carrick Armed Forces Day events:

And here’s Steven’s excellent promo for the Carrick Summer Scheme:

Closely followed by his new catalogue for Drinks Inc:

And now for something completely different -here’s Adam’s new website for our good friends at the Poppintree Youth Project in Ballymun, near Dublin:

Led by that small stick of dynamite Fran McVeigh (see below), these guys are doing a great job working with young people in the area, and it’s a pleasure to be involved with them in building a warm and friendly environment for the kids who visit:

Sticking with Steven, next up is his recent work for the new PSNI Drugs awareness campaign:

And that’s about it for now – other projects keeping us busy include the new NMNI Titanic Exhibitions branding, a new branding campaign for Northern Bank, trade shows for Survitec in Greece, Sweden nd Germany, Annual Reports for the Probation Board, Translink and the Policing Board and Chapter Two of the Dear Spider iPhone App, to name jut a few… Keep checking back for more on these an other projects over the coming days.

Bye for now,

Mark C