LOST x Greenpeace

Press Release

Lost in Space  Redesigns Greenpeace SE Asia’s Newsletter and Annual Certificates


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You don't often get an opportunity to redesign from scratch a big organization's communications assets like their Newsletter.

Greenpeace SE Asia realized that they needed to address the SE Asian audience in a more targeted manner. The euro-centric eco-warrior look was not that relevant to their local audience and they approached lost in space to as a studio with regional experience with the Thai market, in particular, to redesign their Communications to better appeal to that audience.

Knowing the market in Thailand Lost in space were able to identify the local audience's demographics and their reading/lifestyle preferences. Then create a fresh look and format for the Greenpeace Newsletter designed to target that audience.


Lost in space worked closely with local Thai designers and illustrators with extensive experience in international markets.




Designer Chakrapan Oak Suwanphanich worked closely with Greenpeace to craft a new look and lead the Newsletter into a more magazine-like format with a simpler cleaner contemporary style.

Illustrator Pann Riety Karnpoj created illustrations and information graphics to convey information and engage the audience.


The Annual Certificate for Supporters was part of the redesign package and again was made to be fresh and appealing, something that people would show off to their friends and colleagues









Annual Certificate for Supporters


The Annual Certificate for Supporters was part of the redesign package and again was made to be fresh and appealing, something that people would show off to their friends and colleagues.





Kultnation Signs with Lost In Space

Mexico, London, Bangkok


Kultnation joins specialist computer graphics boutique "Lost in Space" for commercial representation in the UK and Asia.
lost is very please to announce the inclusion in the lost in space network of 3d supremo Kultnation!

Mexico based Motion Director's has worked for clients and studios such as Dixon Baxi, Chiller Tv, Syfy, Blur Studio, The Science Project, Tronic Studio, Shilo, The Life Long Friendship Society and Transistor Studios; he was a speaker at Offf Barcelona 2011, a co-founder contributor at Resonance Film, and his abstract work has been exhibited and featured at Musée d´Art Contemporain du Val de Marne, Carrillo Gil Museum of Art, Pictoplasma, ondedotzero, Sónar Festival, Playgrounds Festival 2011, IdN Magazine, Gestalten's Latino Grafico and Stash Magazine.

As an active news editor at design portal Computerlove™ | Connecting Creative Talents, he promotes design, animation and architecture to the global design community.

kultnation.com


Lost in Space

Lost in Space is a pioneering film studio specializing in bleeding edge digital moving image work across all media: 

Founded by Christian Hogue in 1990, the studio has worked on feature film and television commercials visual effects such as Terminator 2, Judge Dread, Lost in Space, and several BOND films. 

Lost in space has created Ground breaking imagery for BIG magazine, DAZED and the iconic cover of COLDPLAYS “Rush of Blood to the Head”; print work for WIRED magazine, The New York Times, music videos for Autechre, Roni Size, Seal, Mr Children, and Maki Hara;  album cover imagery for MUSE, SIMPLY RED and ROGER SANCHEZ and concert visuals for the Rolling Stones, Bjork, Robbie Williams and Metallica. 

The UK-Bangkok based studio was one of the first studios to contribute experimental animation films to the onedotzero festivals with films such as Titiania and 3space and for tv series such as mixmasters and international festivals like DOTMOV. 

Currently the studio promotes its network of designers and animators in the commercials and broadcast markets in USA, UK and Japan while working on experimental films for diverse media. And with this new venture both Kultnation & Lost in Space seek to expand and promote the director's abstract and unique work to the UK and Asian market.

lostinspace.com

 

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