Boutique design and marketing consultancy
A fundraising brochure and visual identity created for the Isle of Canna.
A visual identity was created for the Isle of Canna as a sub-brand to the main National Trust for Scotland brand, using the rose window of St Edward's Church as its icon.
An atmospheric fundraising brochure was produced using special finishing techniques such as form cutting, foil blocking and blind embossing to enhance its premium impact.
High-end atmospheric photography was captured to convey the essence of the community and beauty of the island.
The National Trust for Scotland is the largest member organisation in Scotland, a conservation charity supported by more than 365,000 members and funded largely by donations.
From coastlines to castles, art to architecture, wildlife to wilderness, they encourage people to connect with the things that make Scotland unique while protecting them for future generations.
3fiftysixmedia provided cost reduction consultancy for all print media and marketing materials, saving a six figure sum, and created an atmospheric fundraising brochure for the Isle of Canna project targeting high net worth individuals in North America.
3fiftysixmedia were an amazing support in driving cost-efficiency within our design and publications department, saving in excess of £100,000. In addition the creative team did a wonderful job designing an identity for the Isle of Canna to help us generate much needed funds to restore buildings of historic interest on the island.
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