Sebastian Kobelt
Branding + Packaging + Rebranding + more
Scottish Bible Society
A registered charity, the Scottish Bible Society aims to ensure that all people can access the Bible in a language they understand, in a format they can use and at an affordable price.
Project services
The Brief
The Scottish Bible Society approached Firefly to redesign their biannual magazine, which is delivered to a circulation of approximately 40,000 people. The aim of this redesign was to engage a younger demographic, whilst remaining relatable to their current core supporters.
The Creative Outcome
Renamed ‘Transform’, the publication was designed to be a coffee-table style magazine. We developed a clean and modern design, utilising white space paired with bold image-led spreads. The vibrant, high quality visuals feature throughout the magazine, helping to break up articles and key information to captivate the reader. Moreover, a well-balanced hierarchy of typography outlines the content clearly and succinctly, guiding the reader seamlessly through the publication.
Upon approval, we supplied an InDesign template, allowing the Scottish Bible Society to easily compile future editions themselves and reduce future design costs. The template ensures all subsequent editions follow the newly established design and retain brand consistency.
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“I have worked with Ben and his agency for many years, albeit in a paper promotional capacity. After discussions on an internal project, I was thrilled when he offered to produce work for ourselves.
Ben lead the way with concept to design and produced a great piece, Rock-Paper-Scissors. Feedback from our clients has been excellent and lovely to put a smile on faces when they identify the design. I hope to do more work with Firefly in the future.”
Elaine Scott
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