Archive for June, 2009

Orthopaedic& Trauma Times Journal ISSUE 7

The last four months have seen some serious changes and the future definitely looks brighter for the new look Orthopaedic and Trauma Times (OTT), The Official Castaways UK Journal.

An ever increasing readership and the demand for a relevant medical journal for all the multidisciplinary staff involved in the provision of care in Orthopaedics, Trauma and Casting has meant OTT was ready for a top to toe makeover.

When the invitation came to Ten Men Design to help, the quarterly 40 page Journal had been running for 12 months, slowly building a loyal base of readers, so the transition to the new style and branding needed to be instant, professional and dove tail nicely with no disruption to the regular circulation.

Upon examination, it became apparent that the publication had it’s priorities all wrong with advertising taking the lead and articles slotted in where ever possible. As with any document of learning, it was obvious from the start the focus had to be on the written word – easy to follow, informative and yet aesthetic. A clear, concise layout was needed with classic font use working effortlessly with vibrant colours and illustrated medical imagery.

Now the readership, subscriptions and advertising revenue have all increased due to the new strong objectives for the content, specific targeted advert placing – mutually successful for all parties. This new structure has meant OTT and Ten Men Design have a firm foundation to build on quarterly and can fine tune the style in future publications.

Anne Petty MBE, Chair for Castaways UK Steering Group said: “Everyone at Castaways UK are delighted with our makeover. Our new layout means clearer Articles and Guidelines to help the reader keep up-to-date. We are especially excited about the Step-By-Step Casting Pullout Section; each issue focussing a different part of the body.

With the Journal we needed it to reflect the interests of all the members of Castaways UK as they are from all disciplines and we are really pleased that this issue, once again, it covers a wide spectrum of issues all pertinent to our Readers and it looks really great too! We have been overwhelmed by the feedback and support we have received.  It seems a Journal like OTT has been well overdue!”

The first in the new series, Issue Five landed on doorsteps during April 2009 and it’s reception stimulated an excellent reception with a surge in new & renewal subscriptions. At the time of writing this, Issue Six is currently on press and scheduled for early July 09 distribution with plans for Issue Seven to appear in the Autumn 09.

For more information about OTT or the great work Castaways UK do please visit:

www.orthopaedicandtraumatimes.co.uk

www.castaways.org.uk

Orthopaedic& Trauma Times Journal ISSUE 5

Simon Jones on Kilimanjaro summit

Massive congratulations goes to Mr Simon Jones of Brighouse, West Yorkshire for pushing himself to the limits on his toughest trek yet – conquering the greatest mountain in Africa, the sky-high Mount Kilimanjaro.

Standing at 5,896m, Kilimanjaro is the highest freestanding mountain in the world and Simon joined forces with a team of intrepid fundraising explorers to attempt the Macmillan Cancer Support Kilimanjaro Hiking Challenge in February 2009.

The experience offered them the chance to reach new heights whilst raising money to help people living with cancer. Their path, followed the Machame Route, taking them from the base of this huge dormant volcano, over moorland, rocky trails and scree to the glaciers at the summit.

Long days of trekking, tough terrain and the ever increasing altitude combined to make this the ultimate physical and mental challenge, but the spectacular ice cliffs and breathtaking views across the Maasai plains, together with the knowledge that they were supporting people with cancer with their every step, would be their reward.

With an outstanding individual effort by Simon of raising £4700, it was with great pleasure that Ten Men Design and all the supporters were able to offer fundraising support on his worthy journey.  The grand total raised for their particular Challenge 2009 Team was an unbelievable £175, 000.

By raising this money, they have helped to change the lives of people affected by cancer throughout the UK.

For more information about the great work Macmillan do visit www.macmillan.org.uk

Product Photography

3.06.2009

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Image is everything…

The photography portfolio has a small selection of the most recent projects to appear in print and online around the world.

Print Solutions

3.06.2009

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Print Brokering Service

  • • Digital and Traditional Litho Printing
  • • One-off or Long Print Runs
  • • Large Format Indoor / Outdoor Graphics

Exhibition Graphics

3.06.2009

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Graphics to compliment your Exhibition…

  • • Roller Banner & Pop-up Systems
  • • Large Format Indoor Graphics
  • • Outdoor Graphics, Signs & Banners
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Event Graphics

3.06.2009

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Graphics to compliment your corporate event or themed party…

  • • Event Stationery & Invitations
  • • Menus, Table Plans & Name Cards
  • • Flyers & Brochures
  • • Posters & Flyers
  • • Backdrops, Silhouettes & Banners

Freelance Graphic Design

3.06.2009

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Maximise the value of your corporate style by maintaining a consistent visual identity throughout your marketing communications.

  • • Graphic Design for Print
  • • Exhibition Graphics
  • • Event Graphics
  • • Printing Solutions
  • • Product Photography

Currently available for freelance

If you feel inspired then give me a call on 01422 373701 or use the contact form on this site.

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Established in 1999, Ten Men Design offers an exceptional freelance graphic design service.

Successfully designing since 1986 (age 15), the desire and passion for fresh design remains as strong today.

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