Ros helps Gravity Group with our own branding and marketing, and keeps us practicing what we preach. She has a diverse technical, artistic, and communication background, and her favorite weeks are the ones where she is balancing logo design, blog post writing, and an excel task that calls for complex formulas.
Ros is a first time dog owner, and a recently-declared “dog person” (although that doesn’t make her any less of a cat person). She loves hiking, traveling, learning languages, singing, playing guitar, and recently discovered a love of acting.
After over a year of composting our food waste at Gravity, we thought we’d share the resources we’ve developed to make composting work in an office setting.
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We share sustainable ways to spread the work of producing social content to a larger group, while presenting a coherent, relatable brand to your audience.
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Marketing can be used for good, or for evil. Here are some thoughts on how marketing can be done with honesty and integrity.
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We deconstruct the Gravity Group logo in terms of what it says and how it says it, translating strategy into visual design.
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When I’m chasing my tail on a creative project, like a website or logo, I usually have to force myself to forget about the project for a while and look around for inspiration in odd places. This post is a journey into one of those odd places I found: Amazing, inspiring, good enough to watch over and over title sequences.
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