jamie oliver pictograms

When Fifteen first opened, they had the chefs, they had the decor, they even had the celebrity guests, but what they soon realised was that no one knew where the toilets were. O Street produced a cheeky twist on the conventional toilet sign, to match the cheeky profile of the restaurant’s owner. The signage is being rolled out to ‘Fifteen’ restaurants internationally with Melbourne being the latest to spend a penny.

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edinburgh international film festival

Exciting, lively brand development and campaign marketing with one of the world’s leading film festivals. Publications, widespread advertising campaigns, websites and even cinema adverts that David’s mum saw before the Harry Potter film down the Quay! Our development of the brand and its applications, in combination with the programming by the new artistic director, helped expand the Festival audience beyond its core of established followers.

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our urban playground exhibition

We designed the brand, exhibition and website for the ‘Our Urban Playground’ exhibition at the Lighthouse in Glasgow that we worked on for the good folks at Architecture + Design Scotland.

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