Here’s a great piece of design for a play that I saw recently at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh. The play was called Kill Johnny Glendenning, and the only way to describe it is if Quentin Tarantino had been brought up in Glasgow. It is brilliant!
Only just realised that it’s 50 years since coronation day. At last! Now I can show you this newspaper that’s been tucked away almost exactly that length of time.
Last night PPA Scotland held a reception to welcome our new Chairman Alan Ramsay of Connect Communications. Over 80 PPA Scotland members and non members attended the function at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh.
The Scottish Cup Final this year was unique. Not because Celtic won it – that had happened 36 times before – but because fans were able to buy the “first ever 3D cup final football programme”. By donning the cinema-style glasses included in the £5 cover price they could marvel at pictures of their heroes,
Okay, it’s slightly late but here are some of Team CMYK at the recent PPA Scotland Magazine Awards. No gongs this year, but it’s the taking part that matters, isn’t it? From left: Neil Braidwood, Charlie Gilhooley, Matt McArthur, Marie Irvine and Don Currie. Photo: Mike Wilkinson
There was much excitement last night as CMYK scooped three awards at the PPA Scotland Magazine ceremony. Aurora, the magazine for Highlands and Islands Airports won Customer Magazine, and FYi, produced for the Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland took Best Magazine Design in the business & professional category. The much coveted Member Magazine