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Name Creative is an independent design studio working with a diverse range of clients across print and digital media.

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The Parent Agency – David Baddiel

We produced the original creative for The Parent Agency, David Baddiel’s first book for children. As well as posters, we also created a range of assets for online and promotional materials such as sticker sheets, bookmarks, etc for this fun story which has a lovely ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ meets ‘Wizard of Oz’ feel to it.

 

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Nadine Dorries – Hide Her Name Campaign

Hide Her Name’ is the second in the hugely popular “The Four Streets’ trilogy by Nadine Dorries, and we produced original Press Ad concepts and 6 Sheet artwork for it.

 

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Geek Girl – Holly Smale

We love the best-selling Geek Girl series, and we had great fun designing an original poster to promote GG as part of HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks World Book Day promotion. As well as an A2 poster we produced app designs, social media assets, shelf barkers, cut-out postcards and more. The final poster, alongside the alternative concepts image, are an example of how useful it is to be able to review source material (books, films) during the creative and copywriting process. Being able to dig into the detail brings out the geek in us!

 

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Weinberg

 We created the original key art for Turner Germany for their major TV series Weinberg broadcast on TNT. A deliciously Germanic twist on Nordic Noir, with more than a hint of Twin Peaks, we provided various large formats for use across international territories.

 

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Grandpa’s Great Escape

We helped shape David Walliams’ ’Greatest Adventure Yet’ for HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks. Based on core creative, we produced a huge range of marketing assets for the Grandpa’s Great Escape campaign including animated outdoor digital screens, mobile ads, press ads, HPTOs, social media assets, FSDUs, standees, window acetates and more. Up, up and away!

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David Walliams – Awful Auntie

We worked with HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks on David Walliams’ Awful Auntie campaign, creating a festive Christmas creative promoting his book range, as well as an impactful outdoor digital for display at Piccadilly One (with a footfall of over 1 million people per week!)

 

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We love books!

If you’re thinking about publishing a book, you might be curious about how much it’s going to cost. Knowing the cost can help you plan your budget in advance and prepare for all the expenses you’ll need to take on.

So, what’s the magic number? How much does it cost to publish and print books?

The short answer is that you should expect to spend anywhere from $0–$10,000. There are a lot of factors that influence the cost of a book, including your publishing path, the format of your book, and which services you choose to invest in.

Read on to learn the average cost of publishing a book as well as a detailed breakdown of how much money you can expect to invest in each step of publication.

That’s a very large range, but there’s a good reason for it. The cost of publishing a book will depend on your choices as an author.

For example, self-published authors usually have to pay for all the costs of publication themselves. In exchange, they retain full creative control over their work and earn higher royalties on each copy they sell.

Meanwhile, traditionally published authors don’t have to pay for the costs of publication because their publisher will do that. However, they’ll likely earn fewer royalties down the line.

There are many other factors to take into account, too, in addition to self-publishing vs traditional publishing.

If you choose to do a lot of marketing for your book, for example, you could pay thousands of dollars for ads and promotions. Many authors invest heavily in marketing, hoping to generate enough buzz to earn back that money in royalties.

On the other hand, you could easily not pay for marketing at all and save yourself several thousand dollars.

Other factors include the length of your book, the editing requirements of the manuscript, and more.

We work with some super Book Publishers and this is a display of some of our favourite projects. Happy reading!

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Lauda – The Untold Story

Vroom! In the wake of TT3D and Senna, comes the gripping story of the legendary Niki Lauda’s Formula One career. We created the original key art for the theatrical quad and Home Entertainment variants. Featuring David Coulthard, Lewis Hamilton and more, this is a truly turbo-charged documentary with a gorgeous Ferrari red theme to match.

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The Treatment

We created the original key art for The Treatment, the hard hitting drama based on the best-selling novel by Brit crime favourite Mo Hayder. It packs a punch similar to Nordic Noir contemporary classics such as The Bridge and The Killing.

 

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Futuro Beach

Take us to the beach! This is our original quad artwork for Futuro Beach, a colourful coming of age drama traversing continents and cultures, portraying a complicated relationship between two brothers. Now where did we put our snorkels…