“DWAB offers great design, superb turnaround times, fantastic customer service and just goes the extra mile for us. They really feel like part of team and I’m delighted to recommend them. One of the best I have worked with!”

— Jon Walton | CEO Plymouth Waterfront

  • We were tasked with recreating the stone keystone branding into something less literal, a diverse colour palette and something representative of the company’s vibrancy and joy. The Keystones team could not have been more delighted with their new look, and neither could we! So delighted in fact, they enlisted us to overhaul their brochure designs too!

  • The Princess Theatre and Arts Centre commissioned DWAB to build an initiative in order to reconnect with their audience as the Covid-19 lockdown raged on. The Princess Play Series was born; we facilitated the process end to end, writing the scripts, producing and directing audio dramas, Ashes and To Henry, With Love.

Tropicana What's Next? posters in amongst other posters on a Weston-super-Mare building.

  • North Somerset Council enlisted DWAB as creative consultants to provide end to end support in establishing a new festival, Tropicana What’s Next? with placemaking at the heart of the concept. From branding and website creation, to curating a whole host of events including a STEM themed art exhibition and theatre productions including Broadway star, Christina Bianco, this project was incredibly rewarding!

Brainiac Live Astronaut Academy and Brainiac Mission to Mars bright yellow branding.

  • Each year, we collaborate with Brainiac Live Presents and The Sovereign Centre and build a creative marketing strategy and content to promote this unique collaboration. This has included Brainiac Live Detective Agency, Brainiac Mission to Mars, and the latest instalment, Brainiac Astronaut Academy. A fantastic opportunity for the young people of Weston-super-Mare!

The Little MerElf storybook with mermaid illustration.

  • DWAB co-installed and directed The Cloud Theatre’s first production, The Little MerElf in Bluestone, Pembrokeshire. From immersive, sensory participation to acrobatic trapeze artists, this was a Christmas to remember.

Desktop iMac displaying the In Charley's Memory website.

  • In Charley’s Memory provide mental health support to young people across South West England. They enlisted DWAB to create a cleaner, streamlined and more accessible website, and something that reflected their quality of services.