We and Us

We provide Design, Illustration and Layout Services in the production of print-ready magazines and books for our clients. In this work we sometimes are asked to provide editorial assistance, written composition, origination and creation of puzzle pages, crosswords etc. We also liase with printers on behalf of our clients.

We welcome invitations to quote for our publishing services.

DESIGN, ILLUSTRATION & LAYOUT: Magazines & Books:

The NASC magazine is published annually by the ATECI - the Association of Teachers' / Education Centres of Ireland. NASC contains articles of interest to both primary and secondary teachers. Click the image to open an article about free software for teachers.
The Centres organise Write-a-Book and Write-a Poem projects on an annual basis. The 'People in Poetry' book is the outcome of one of these projects.

COURSE DESIGN: 'Is Féidir Liom'
This is a Beginners' Course in Irish. It consists of a full colour 60-page booklet, an audio CD and a web site with FREE supplementary materials - including a course outline for tutors. The web site is www.isfeidirliom.ie.

'Is Féidir Liom' was piloted with adult groups over a period of three years. It was written and produced by Seamus O'Neill and published by Navan Education Centre. Seamus O'Neill is a former primary teacher and Resources Development Coordinator with Navan Education Centre.

'Is Féidir Liom' is available from Navan Education Centre. The resources on the web site can be used independently of the course and they are free to all teachers.

CONCEPT ORIGINATION in CONSTRUCTION ART: Craft Books

The CARTON CRAFT books were the culmination of an international search - by the world's leading carton manufacturer - for a person to create and design original craft objets d'art from used cartons. The books are out of print and beverage cartons come in a wider variety of shapes than heretofore - but we have adapted some of the designs so they can be made from different cardboard media. The Viking Ship is example of this and you can find the instructions under the 'Classroom Ideas' > 'How to Make' link on this web site.