Fever is looking to expand its team…
About the job Fever i a mall graphic de ign agency ba ed in Clerkenwell looking to expand it team We’re a relaxed team who are pa ionate...
Creating accurate and engaging data visualisations
Microsoft Excel is extremely powerful and widely used in industry when working with complicated data sets. It isn’t, however, a designer’s best friend as its compatibility with design software commonly leads to much frustration. As designers, we want to take…
Merry Christmas from Fever
Marking up amends
Dear clients, We’ve recently been exploring ways in which we can deliver more accurate, timely and cost effective work. We sat down as a team and looked at our whole process; from job creation, through to final output. One of the sticking points that seemed to vary hugely between us and our various clients, was the way that we receive and deal with amends.
Get to know the Fever team: Megan Outerbridge
Why did you become a designer? I’ve loved graphic design since before I even knew what graphic design was. Once I figured out that I could actually do it as a career, that was it! It combines all my favourite things; experimentation, creation, and organisation.
Making a Difference
It was not a huge project, but in a way it perfectly illustrates how we, as designers, can make a difference. By delivering design a client is happy with, we can give inspiration and confidence, and sometimes a renewed sense of…
Behind the business card
We manage the design and production of business cards for lots of clients. A lot of work goes into ensuring that cards are consistently produced. When cards come back from production, we don’t just send them straight out as this…
Visiting us? Make the most of the local area while you’re here
Exmouth Market – less than 5 minutes from the office, lunchtime traders appear offering delicious food. Favourites include MeatHead’s meat and salad box, Moro’s spiced lamb as well as La Ferme’s tartiflette. Caravan – buzzing cafe/restaurant open all day that…
7 years ago
Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.