the council of the European union
The Council of the European Union is a key institution of the European Union, representing the governments of its member states. It adopts EU laws, coordinates policies, and makes decisions on various issues, including foreign affairs and economic policy. Comprised of government ministers from each member state, it operates through rotating presidencies.
What we did
Art Direction, Illustration, Brand Campaign
It’s vital for parents to understand that sexual orientation and gender identity are not choices. Creating an open and accepting environment from the start is crucial, as derogatory comments can deeply affect a child’s self-esteem if they later identify as LGBTI. Some parents may be caught off guard by their child’s identity, needing time to reassess their assumptions and provide support. Ultimately, fostering acceptance and understanding within families is key to supporting LGBTI children and promoting inclusivity.
The European Council reached out to us in order to design the visual elements for IDAHOT Conference.
How many people live in Italy? What’s the political system in Lithuania? And what is the capital of Cyprus called? Find the answers to these questions and many more in the updated version of ‘The European Union – Facts and figures’. This booklet comes in a handy small format and gives essential information on the European Union, its institutions, member states and candidate countries. It contains facts on official languages, government websites and other useful data about each country.
We were tasked with the design and layout of this booklet, which comes in a convenient small format and provides essential information on the European Union, its institutions, member states, and candidate countries. It includes facts on official languages, government websites, and other useful data about each country. The publication is available in 24 EU languages.
The Council of the European Union sought to promote greater physical activity among its staff by encouraging the use of stairs instead of elevators, recognising the health benefits associated with stair climbing, such as improved cardiovascular health, increased energy expenditure, and enhanced overall well-being.
The Council of the European Union has reached out to us to design a series of engaging and lively posters aimed at motivating their employees to participate in this physical improvement during their daily routines.
