Friday, 22 January 2010

60 Minute Makeover

An Apollo Creative bubble tube features as part of a bedroom redeisgn on ITV's 60 Minute Makeover to be transmitted on the 22nd January.

A bubble tube was donated for use in the makeover for a jungle themed bedroom. The passive tube slowly rotates through colours creating an exciting feature point for the room.

You can find out more about other suppliers on the program on the ITV site or contact us to find your nearest distributor.

Sunday, 10 January 2010

Scarborough Student Feedback

The project with Scarborough students at the Rotunda was completed in November, since then they have gone on to work on other projects. It was therefore nice to see some feedback on the University of Hull website, backing up the project objectives originally devised my myself and Rob MacKay.

"Charmed assignment very enjoyable – a real life brief so felt the pressure of getting it right and great to have feedback from Jan and Mark and others from Museum as get a feel for what to expect in work environment."

"I enjoyed the first assignment as it was a real life brief to which we had to respond. The subject matter was unusual and interesting and the scope for creativity was great.I enjoyed working with the people in our group. We worked well together which is important for creating a successful outcome. I particularly liked the feedback from Jan from the Museum Trust & Mark Hildred during the design process, as they were real industry experience comments which were really helpful." 

"The Rotunda Museum Project was so far one of the best experiences ever in my life! Never knew I could learn so much in so little time. Time spent on this project is simply invaluable! Hope to do some more similar projects in the near future." 

I hope that next years students enjoy it as much!

Friday, 1 January 2010

Lynda joins the team

Lynda Bullock celebrates her move to Apollo
Apollo welcomes Lynda Bullock as Account Manager, the latest member to join our growing team.

Lynda comes from our parent company, GSPK Design, and brings with her a wealth of experience in customer relationship management. Her new role is to help provide a direct point of contact for our distributors and to deal with enquiries.

"I'm looking forward to working with all of Apollo's customers and helping to work towards developing our product lines. It's an extremely exciting time to be joining the team with sales continuing to grow despite the recession."

Lynda has previously worked with adults with learning difficulties and does respite care for a child with autism.