The client: Paula Cornwell Costumed Talks
What was needed:
Following the development of her latest costumed talk, Paula needed a promotional flyer which she could use at various networking events as a form of advertising and contact mechanism.
Her new talk was a 1920’s ladies driving theory class, targeted for the groups market. Delivered in character, the talk was based on the writings of the Hon. Mrs Victor Bruce; a spirited racing driver, boat racer and aviator who flew solo around the world in 1930.
Paula was looking for a design that reflected the style and character of her subject.
What was delivered
- Based on Paula’s brief, a simple flyer was created along with a Facebook page.
- Utilising existing photography of Paula in costume it was natural to incorporate an element of Art Deco styling into the design.
- The project was successfully completed within a very short timescale.
- The flyer generated a lot of intrigue and provided a good conversation starter.
- Paula continued the promotion of her talk through attendance at various motoring events, and sharing photos of her in character on Facebook.
Client Feedback
“Emma was extremely helpful and delivered on time. I talked through my ideas with her and she completely understood the direction I was wishing to take. Her friendly manner allows you to expand on your ideas, even if they sound a little crazy at the time. I was thrilled with the leaflet design – it made my vision feel tangible and gave me a real boost. I am not particularly computer savvy, so Emma’s suggestion to set up a Facebook page for me was greatly received and once again I was delighted with the results. Emma has many great ideas and I certainly want to continue using her services as my small business grows. She has a wealth of ideas on how to best promote your schemes and shares your enthusiasm for your projects so that you know you are on the same page.”
Paula Cornwell