Isle of Wight Zoo - Adoption box, DL Leaflet, Banners, Signage
Posted: 18th January, 2024With Five new rescue tigers on their way from Spain, we were approached by the Isle of Wight Zoo to help promote the magnificent beasts arrival. Extensive PR was done to highlight the tigers turn in fortune, including local press, filming and TV coverage. They made the journey, transported in trailers across on the ferry and CuCo went along to film the whole event. we produced banners for the port and the zoo, well, let’s face it, if you can’t shout about 5 rescued circus tigers… when can you?
Next, we were set the task of designing adoption boxes for each big cat, complete with cuddly toy, certificates, information guide, poster and badge. And finally a marketing leaflet, to highlight the tigers and all the other wonderful sights at the zoo.
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