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Creative agency Libby and Ben rebrands to Tomorrow
Former The Block NZ S1 winners have set up their very-own creative agency, Tomorrow.
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Tomorrow Studio
Stories about Tomorrow Studio published on StopPress – Aotearoa/New Zealand’s daily news site for the advertising and marketing industry.
They say: “We design distinct brands and websites for ambitious businesses looking to rebrand, scale or launch.”
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Libby & Ben wins National Rural Fire Authority account; longstanding mascot Bernie faces uncertain future
Creative agency Ben & Libby has picked the National Rural Fire Authority account after a creative pitch understood to have involved two other agencies. PLUS: Bernie, the mascot, faces an uncertain future.
Opinion
Year in Review: Ben Crawford, Libby & Ben The Creative Agency
Every year, StopPress asks players in the local industry for their reflections on the marketing year that was. Here’s what the strategy and planning director at Libby & Ben The Creative Agency, Ben Crawford, thought about 2015.
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Creative agency Libby & Ben spruce up the branding of the Christchurch Arts Centre
The Christchurch Arts Centre recently brought in creative duo Ben and Libby Crawford to rethink its branding.
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A shot of creativity: Ben Crawford shines a light on New Zealand’s best cafe design in Built for Caffeine
Conveniently enough, there are more than a few creative types who tend to believe the best ideas happen outside of work. Ben Crawford, past The Block NZ winner, co-owner of ad agency Libby & Ben, Herald design columnist and committed coffee drinker is one of them, so he decided to write a book—Built for Caffeine—that tells the design stories behind 20 of New Zealand’s coolest cafes.
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Libby & Ben winning on merit, not reality show reknown
Soon after brother and sister pair Libby and Ben Crawford won the first instalment of The Block NZ, they opened their own eponymous creative agency, Libby & Ben. So how’s that working out for them?