How do you
eat an elephant?
First you set the table.
Building a brand is much like eating a elephant, the task initially appears to be too large to contemplate. So start by setting the table and decide when you would like to start eating, what utensils are needed, who you’d like to invite to join in, and when you’d like to finish. Now you have a plan.
Now decide which bits won’t fit in the fridge and eat those first. These are “the have to do immediately” issues.
By making choices about what is most important you can now break the process into manageable bites. You can fetch more from the fridge as time goes by - remember a brand is not created at one sitting but with a plan, the right utensils and having the right people to help your along the way, the impossible can be achieved.
Invite us to dinner, we’ll help you enjoy the meal.
We specialise in brand
development, graphic
design, corporate identity,
logo design, brochure and
promotional literature.
With over 25 years of
experience and a
passionate team we
deliver creative solutions
Our web team will help
you to tailor an online
solution that is right for
your business.
Whether its a hard cover
book or a creative die cut
mailer we have access to
some of the finest printers
around Australia. We are
also able to print in China,
the USA, and South
Africa.
We have designed and
built exhibition stands
from small to some of the
biggest. Gathering numerous
gold medals for
design along the way
The African Elephant is the largest land animal. Males will grow to 10-12 feet tall at the shoulder, and weigh between
10,000 and 12,000 pounds when full grown. The skin of an elephant can be from 0.25 to 1.5 inches thick to withstand
blistering sun and torrential rains. Its diet consists purely of vegetation in the form of grasses, tree limbs, tubers, fruits,
vines and shrubs. They will spend up to 16 hours each day foraging for the 300+ pounds of vegetation they must consume
to meet their nutritional needs.
