Lionhouse Creative was established in 2001. Since then we have had the privilege of working with some remarkable brands. Regardless of the size of our clients' companies and budgets, we have always strived to give them not only original and memorable creative work but also maximum return on their investment. Shown below are a few of our favourite historical campaigns.

Domino’s Pizza asked us to produce a campaign aimed at the student community. We created the Pizzaheads. They were applied with great success across press ads, 48 sheet posters, in-store POS and door-drops.

Lionhouse introduced the Mr Mouse character to the UK for esure car insurance across a £3million advertising campaign.

Each year we try to find a new way to say Happy Easter. Our short films demonstrate the enjoyment we get from the business we're in. We hope you get some enjoyment out of them too.

We had the great pleasure of creating the branding for an artisan, premium ice-cream made on a farm deep in the Mendips. We created the name Mendip Moments and award-winning graphic styling for the packaging, along with supporting promotional literature and the company’s website.

Father and daughter team Jess and Mike Vaughan are organic dairy farmers. For their milk they needed a brand with a voice. In 2006, Lionhouse gave it to them. With our help in the naming, identity and packaging, the Jess’s Ladies brand now enjoys robust sales and goes from strength to strength.

Hobbs House bakery simply wanted to sell more bread. They had recently won a couple of awards for their organic loaves. The answer was in the flour. We exploited iconic hippy references and created Flour Power. At the Bristol Organic Food Festival the Hobbs House Hippies stole the show - and gained huge brand awareness beyond expectations on a modest budget. A voucher scheme saw sales rise by more than 10%.

Tim Little design and make high end men’s shoes based on traditional values with a contemporary twist. Their footwear is regularly worn by celebrities and the shoes have a following of discerning customers. Lionhouse has worked closely with Tim Little over many years, designing a vast range of marketing materials to enhance and build this brand of distinction. As part of our brand activity we also designed Tim Little’s e-commerce website.

To support national TV advertising and Weather Report sponsorships, we produced the national press and poster campaign for Sheilas' Wheels along with information leaflets.

In 2005, Lionhouse helped launch a new digital tv station aimed directly at the business community. The initial delivery was establishing the brand through a outdoor poster campaign in the City of London. Then a more tactical broadsheet press campaign announcing specific programmes being aired on the channel. Shown here are just four of the press ads produced.

In 2009, Lionhouse were commissioned to produce the identity for the Co-Op sponsored Cambridge Folk Festival. We created this iconic, feelgood logo which ran across all marketing materials for the festival.