For the 9th year running Freestone were commissioned to create all the Graphics for the Mercedes-Benz structure at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2009.

This year the structure covered a 1225m2 area with 65 meters of interior wall space and 45 meters of external glass to be covered with creative design - a total of 110 meters! read more…

Freestone creative was delighted to help design and produce a range of key materials to support the Polaroid Two’s European launch event in Paris. In the first instance freestone creative was part of the team responsible for naming the product for European markets following the decision to move away from the naming policy and creative direction adopted by the U.S. market. As such, freestone creative was given the task of creating the product’s brand identity, read more…

freestone have just completed the design and production of presentation materials and a prospective customer pack for the Aston Martin Rapide.

The creative embodied the evolution of the Nautilus shell and it’s similarities to the development of the Rapide project - the shell - a symbol of beauty and proportional perfection with a beautifully designed, light, strong and resilient outer layer that safely transports it’s occupants, cocooned from the outside world. read more…

LIMS (London International Music Show) at Excel once again presented a great opportunity for musicians from all over the country to get a hands on experience with the latest products to be released onto the market.

With three public days preceded by a trade day the show drew in the crowds, with visitors seemingly prepared to brave the Tube strike and problems on the Docklands Light Railway. read more…

“We were briefed by the client to increase the awareness of Mitsubishi Canter within the Mercedes-Benz Commercial Vehicle Dealer network. The device also needed to inform the customer about the versatility of the Mitsubishi Canter due to the absence of on-site salesperson in some of the Dealerships.

The solution was a bespoke stand which became the information hub for the Mitsubishi Canter. read more…

Some of you already know that we helped with The Stony Stratford Classic Car Festival which took place on the Market Square Sunday June 7th 2009. The very wet start didn’t dampen the enthusiasm, with a much larger than expected turn out of both classic and interesting vehicles not to mention hordes of interested onlookers. a great day was had by everyone! A special thank you to the fellow sponsors and event helpers. click here to view the web site: www.ssccf.co.uk

A captivating diary report from our friend Andrew Bullock who treked across Brazil on behalf of UNICEF. Across the Bocaina National Park, from Sao Jose do Barreiro to Mambucaba – Angra dos Reis. This is a central route made in stones by the slaves at the end of the 18th Century, originally used by the Guaianazes Indians and later by troops leading donkeys filled with gold from the Minas Gerais, and coffee from the vale paraibano………….thats why its called “Trilha Do Ouro” or “The Gold Route”. read more…

The Good Childhood Inquiry, commissioned by The Children’s Society, was launched in September 2006. As the UK’s first independent national inquiry into childhood its aims were to renew society’s understanding of modern childhood and to inform, improve and inspire all relationships with children.
Following the Inquiry, a summary report was launched in February 2009. read more…

Freestone creative is extremely proud to be the lead creative agency for Gazeley’s Blue Planet Chatterley Valley development and to be involved in a truly ground-breaking project. Our work to date includes the creation of a full strategic communications plan for the marketing of the development, and subsequent delivery of a DM and eshot campaign, press advertising and brochures, culminating in a stunning, fully‑engineered A3 hardback pop‑up brochure aimed at key audiences. read more…

The Stony Stratford Pump House was built in 1884. At the same time a water tower was built on higher ground at the corner of Augustus Road and Calverton Road. Their joint use ensured the supply of water to the town of Stony Stratford.

The pump house was operational between 1884 and 1950 but due to the development of larger reservoirs the pump house and water tower fell into disuse.
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