On Monday 22nd March Fluid Creativity welcomed The Civic Mayor of Tameside, Councillor John Sullivan, along with the mayoral party Councillor Philip Fitzpatrick, Mike Thompson Executive Director Economy & Environment, Lisa Hoyland Business Initiatives Manager, Jane Michael Business Customer Relationship Manager and John Lowden to our studio at Hyde Point in Cheshire.
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The Mayor Comes To Fluid
March 24, 2010
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Christy seeks creative comfort from Fluid.
March 19, 2010
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Fluid Creativity are pleased to announce they have been appointed by textile giant Welspun UK to redesign the online presence for their prestige Christy brand. A number of agencies were invited to pitch for the project which involves working closely with their marketing team and development team on improving the design and interactivity of their [...]
CommentsRead MoreWork with American Soda gets the seal of approval
March 17, 2010
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American Soda came to Fluid Creativity last year with a fantastic product chained to a tired looking website. American Soda are in the business of selling imported American produced drinks and foods here in the UK, so the team at Fluid were excited to work on such an interesting and colourful project.
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CommentsRead MoreFluid Creativity chosen for the BBC @North initiative
February 18, 2010
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The BBC has chosen Fluid Creativity to participate in the new @North commissioning initiative being led by the BBC Children’s department. The BBC Children’s department is due to move to Salford Media City early next year.
Fluid beat nearly 200 applicants to become one of 40 companies from across the North to have been selected.
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Paperchase, Plagiarism and more online Pilfering
February 12, 2010
Filed under:Graphic Design, Industry News, Social Media, Web Design
If you were on twitter yesterday no doubt you will have got wind of the Paperchase scandal. It would appear that poor @HiddenEloise had her designs ripped off by Paperchase. As the story unfolded over the course of the day it transpired that Paperchase had sourced the image from a “well-known central London design agency”. [...]
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