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During recent weeks we have been finalising two new projects for the WWF. Lots of people wonder how as a Lincoln company we have won and retained the WWF as a client for so long. Well... Read on
By Simon, Managing Director on 28 July 2011
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What a fantastic testimonial. The following article appeared in the Bailgate Independent for July and is transcribed with their permission. Read on
By Julian, Account Handler on 18 July 2011
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Optima have won a three-way credentials pitch to Lincoln Minster School and are working on their much publicised merger with St Mary's Preparatory School in Lincoln. Read on
By Simon, Managing Director on 18 July 2011
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We've just seen our copies of the new WWF Calendars - both the client and the print team are delighted with the result! Read on
By Rhona, Graphic Designer on 18 July 2011
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We have had lots of interest in our iPad app for TATA. But it's still in development and not on general release. It feature slick animation and transitions, alongside clean and clear technical illustration that communicate the processes simply. The app has been really well received at all levels in TATA and shows off the new TATA brand for TATA Steel really well. Read on
By Simon, Managing Director on 12 July 2011
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Optima don't always win every job. Here is our proposal for the TATA Steel Stand at the Paris Airshow 2011, which won lots of positive comments from the TATA team... but we didn't win the pitch. Read on
By Simon, Managing Director on 19 May 2011
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Optima have completed the New Shreds catalogue for 2011. Shreds manufacture children's aprons, bibs, bags and smocks which are branded with a particular Children’s character or characters. Shreds have been established since 1975 when Mrs Shirley started the business creating aprons on the kitchen table in the Shirley household. Today the company creates Licensed products for Thomas the Tank Engine, Eric Carle (The Very Hungry Caterpillar), Angelina Ballerina, Miffy, Charlie and Lola, Postman Pat and a huge range of other licensed products including the Gruffalo. Read on
By Simon, Managing Director on 31 January 2011
