2011
Designed by Ciarán ÓGaora, Padraig Croke, Amy O'Donnell, Aleksandra Milne and Jordan Huysmans at Zero-G
Website Development: Annertec
Content Development: Big-O
Client: John Concannon
Client: Madeline Boughton
Categories: Identity
Industry: Cultural
Website: creative.ireland.ie
The role of public engagement and expression during the centenary of 1916 demonstrated the societal value of culture and creativity, and led to the initiation of the Clár Éire Ildánach / The Creative Ireland Programme. This five year programme’s vision is that every person in Ireland will have the opportunity to realise their full creative potential.
Zero-G were commissioned to develop an identity and communications for the programme. As well as referencing the CI of Clár Ildánach and Creative Ireland the mark that was developed represents a creative frame within which anything can happen. While its simplicity lends itself to being used as an endorsement at small sizes, the mark is also used as a dynamic element across the identity roll-out, adapting and changing its proportions as appropriate to the situation.