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Optima goes wild in the city

Pictured above: Stuart Davis

 

Lincoln-based Optima Graphic Design Consultants has successfully won a contract to work alongside Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust (NWT) to work on the charity's new Wildlife in the City community project.

Optima has already created a new brand identity for the project, which aims to build connections between people living in the city and the green spaces close to them.   

Stuart Davis, account manager at Optima, said: "We're thrilled to bits that we have secured the work for this new and exciting project.  We've worked with the trust for a number of years and earlier this year worked on its Mini Meadow Campaign which was a massive success across the region."

Wildlife in the City is a £400,000 campaign which aims to promote a sense of pride and ownership in Nottingham's green spaces by giving communities a "hands on" experience with nature.  Run by the NWT and Nottingham City Council, the campaign is funded by Natural England through Access to Nature, as part of the Big Lottery Fund's Changing Spaces programme.

The campaign aims to appeal to Nottingham's diverse community and engage and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds to learn about the fantastic wildlife that is on their doorstep.  

Stuart added: "Our first task was to come up with an identity for the project and a colour palette that not only hit the brief, but sat well with the existing Wildlife Trust brand. 

"The chosen logo was a 'stencilled' style, which we felt worked well as it is reminiscent of certain types of graffiti art and would further add to the juxtaposition of urban and natural environments.  A paw-print 'tag' was also explored to represent urban wildlife establishing a presence, making itself known to a community who have forgotten it exists."

The Trust's Erin McDaid, said: "The logo and styling work that Optima have done to date has enabled us to kick start this important new project with a clear identity. We are now looking forward to working with their creative team to develop a wider bank of design templates, icons and other imagery to help establish the brand."

Now the campaign has been launched, Optima will be working on creating a range of literature and materials, both printed and online, which can be used for all future events that take place in the city of Nottingham.

 

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Article published by Midlands Business News on 15 December, 2010

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