The Twittering classes

Filed under: Engine News, In the news, Social Media,

Posted about 1 year ago by Marieke Vink, Comments (0)

As part of the growing social media landscape, Engine Creative has been using and interacting on Twitter for some time. Our @EngineCreative Twitter account reached 200 Tweets (Twits? Posts?) last week. Of course it is not about how often you Tweet but about what you have to say.

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World Class Illustrator c/o Engine Creative

Filed under: Awards, Engine News, Music, Press Release, Renaissance,

Posted about 1 year ago by Marieke Vink, Comments (0)

We have always known that Dan is a world class illustrator but it is always nice to see fellow illustrators acknowledge his talent. The esteemed publication Luerzer's Archive has chosen four of Dan's illustrations to be published in the upcoming 'Top 200 Illustrators World Wide'.9.
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Engine Creative + Open Source = Open Minds

Filed under: Digital & Interactive, Open Source, Technology, Uncategorised, Wordpress,

Posted about 1 year ago by Hannah Broughton, Comments (0)

The digital team here at Engine Creative has been kept busy recently with a number of web development projects. We’re seeing a major trend with companies and organisations alike wanting to have small but modern and dynamic web presences to represent them online. Gone are the days of the static site - blogs, Google maps, event calendars and communities are now the standard.
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We can create. We can save lives.

Filed under: Branding & Strategy, Design & Illustration, Digital & Interactive, Engine News, Events, Public Sector, Road Safety,

Posted about 1 year ago by Andy Wise, Comments (0)

Official figures issued by RoSPA and the government have shown that in Derby City Council the number of young drivers killed or seriously injured last year was five, compared to thirteen from the previous year.
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