Creative Spark’s annual Little Print Shop of
Horrors is set to reopen in time for this halloween. The shop has opened every
halloween since 2011 and sells horror-themed limited edition prints to raise
money for selected charities.
This year sees Creative Spark, a leading creative agency with offices in Manchester, London and Leeds, put their trademark twist on Disney and Hitchcock films.
This years theme is ‘666’.Creative Spark will be presenting 6 Alfred Hitchcock film prints, 6 of the best sellers from previous years and 6 Disney ’Happily Never After’ illustrations.
Be sure to take a look at http://www.creativespark.co.uk/shop to see past efforts from the Spark studio.
The studio is split into teams, giving creative freedom to not only the award winning design team but also Directors, Operations, Business Development and work experience. The winning team will be the one that raises the most money for Forever Manchester, a Mancunian charity that supports local community projects.
Nick Massey, Chief Executive for Forever Manchester, has said, “We can’t wait to see the new series of posters from Creative Spark who never cease to amaze us with their talent. They have worked really hard to raise money for us for which we’d like to thank the whole team, and we will be putting that money back into neighbourhoods across Greater Manchester."
Neil Marra, Owner and Creative Director of Creative Spark, is an ambassador for Forever Manchester. According to the Sparks, he is relentlessly coming up with weird and wonderful ideas to raise money for the charity and the Little Print Shop of Horrors is one of the ideas that keeps coming back. “Every year gets better. And every year we raise more and more money than we hoped for. It’s a brilliant cause and we love getting involved. Little Print Shop of Horrors is the type of campaign that everyone looks forward to from January!”
The one-of-a-kind designs will be available for sale from the 18th September. Prices will start from £14, with the best sellers ranging from £20-£25.
Be sure to take a look at http://www.creativespark.co.uk/shop to see past efforts from the Spark studio.