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Two designers based in Scotland have joined forces to produce the
unique trophies, that will be presented at this years prestigious
Scottish Sports Sponsorship Awards. The event is being hosted in
Glasgow by Dougie Donnelly and Matthew Pinsent, on the 23rd March
2004, in recognition of the excellence and creativity across Scotland’s
vibrant sport sponsorship scene. When Gordon Lochhead was approached
to design and make a suitable trophy, he quickly realised that it
would help to collaborate on this project with Joanne Moody, whom
he had met at workshops organised by Glasgow's Lighthouse design
centre.
Joanne
Moody of Broughty Ferry based Little Ironies, and Gordon Lochhead
of Fife based Silversculpture, designed and manufactured the distinctive
cylindrical trophies. Inspired by the strength of sporting partnerships,
the two-part trophies will be split on the night between the winning
business sponsor and their sporting representatives.
“…We
worked closely with Sports Scotland to create a collection of trophies
that capture the real essence of their sports sponsorship awards.
The two interlocking halves symbolise the mutual and continuing
support that sport sponsorship can give” said Joanne Moody
“Our
collaboration was helped enormously by using cutting-edge 3D-modelling
computer technology,” said Gordon Lochhead, “which meant
we could clearly illustrate our ideas, and communicate them very
directly to our client…”
Silversculpture,
founded in 1979 by Gordon Lochhead and Little Ironies, a creative
Design Company owned by Joanne Moody. Two unique companies with
distinct catalogues of experience, proving how partnership can be
the key to success.
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