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When the Loch Ness Centre came to us, they had one question: How do you make a monster people aren’t sure exists feel more real, more interactive, and more Instagrammable than ever before?
Our answer:
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We started by diving headfirst into the murky waters of Loch Ness lore (with metaphorical snorkels). Our mission? Craft an identity that balanced historical credibility, tourism appeal, and a healthy respect for 85 years of whispered speculation about what’s really in that loch.
Deliverables:
Our website redesign wasn’t just about pretty pixels it was about summoning the spirit of Nessie into the 21st century. We created an immersive digital experience that:
Plus, it subtly keeps alive the question: Could she be real?
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To keep the intrigue flowing from screen to street, we designed bespoke window graphics that wrapped around the Centre like tendrils from the deep.
These were not your average “stickers on glass.” They were:
Passersby didn’t just walk by they slowed down, stared, pointed, and asked questions. Just like with Nessie herself.
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And now… let’s talk about the monster in the room.
We built a giant, hand-wired sculpture of Nessie part art installation, part emotional thermometer of public belief. And then we handed out ribbons. Why? Because everyone has an opinion. And we wanted to turn that opinion into art.
Instructions:
Over the weeks, Nessie blossomed ribbons fluttered in the wind, creating an ever-changing, crowd powered artwork. It was belief made visible. A tangible expression of folklore in action.
People loved it. They queued to add their ribbon. They posted it everywhere. Some even changed their minds mid-tie. The monster became a memory-maker.
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The Loch Ness Centre saw:
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We didn’t just rebrand a visitor centre. We reawakened a legend.
Because when it comes to Nessie, it’s not about proof it’s about possibility.
And honestly?
We believe.