Oak Creative Advertising and Design
We offer a graphic design service that is built on experience and a solid reputation of over 18 years. Oak Creative represents value for money, a personal touch and a skilled, friendly team working in a converted public house near Ashford in Kent. Drop by the studio for a coffee at our bar and discuss how our Kent graphic design team can help you.
Services we offer include: Web design, advertising both for web and print, brochures, flyers, web banners, illustration, logo design, packaging and a whole lot more... Get in touch today.
Case Study: Web Design & Build
The Chapel Press produce rapeseed oil from their farm on
Romney Marsh in Kent.
They needed a simple web design to showcase their product. The web design needed to reflect the unique shape of their oil bottles and the intimacy of The Chapel Press set up as a whole. [more]
Oak's Latest News
Keeping business local - Pip, 1 July 2009
We in Britain are finding that outsourcing based on price alone is usually shortsighted and unsustainable. When communication breaks down or things go wrong it is very reassuring to know a company is just down the road and has an interest in protecting its reputation. We at Oak find that people need some personal contact, [...] Read more
Seville 2009 - Ewen, 19 June 2009
Working for Oak has it’s perks. The converted pub, the original bar, the relaxed atmosphere, the latest Apple Macs and let’s not forget the annual trip away.
Where have we been?
Let’s see New York City, Dublin oh and Seville. Allegedly the hottest city in Spain, not bad for a May adventure!
Just before the British summer [...] Read more
Oak gets Cool with Loseley Dairy Ice Cream - Caroline, 12 June 2009
Oak Creative has been commissioned to use it's expertise in bringing the Best of British Dairy Ice Cream back to the attention of the public, starting with a Press Pack and Web Site. Read more
Board senseless! - Andy, 12 May 2009
Andy discusses how to make a real impact with your advertising... Read more
Does my logo look big in this? - Andy, 12 May 2009
Andy explains the dangers of relying too hard on your logo to sell your products Read more
