Ramsay MacFarlane : Design & Creation » Music

Run With The Wolves

Ramsay — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:38:20 +0000

Ramsay features in a new music video production for the track ‘Run With The Wolves’, from The Prodigy’s latest album Invaders Must Die.

The 'Mad Scientist'

The video was created for The Prodigy Video Competition and stands the chance to become the official video for the single when it is released in Spring 2010.

It was directed and created by Furegious and features a ‘Mad Scientist’ that is turning humans into pet dogs – Prodigy style!

All submissions have been posted on DailyMotion.com as stated by Liam, Keith and Max of The Prodigy in the competition rules. You can see Furegious’ video submission below:

Turn the volume up!

Results of the competition will be announced mid-February 2010. Keep your fingers crossed and be sure to rate the video on DailyMotion.com

UPDATE: Unfortunately the above video didn’t win the competition, the winner can be found here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xc7d8g_the-prodigy-run-with-the-wolves_music

SMHAFF 2009

Ramsay — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 21:55:22 +0000

Ramsay’s work is complete on The Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival, as the festival is now over for another year. We now look forward to a fourth year of the festival in Autumn 2010.

The Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival website.

The festival consisted of a multitude of arts and film events, aimed at transforming attitudes towards mental health, taking place across Scotland from the 1 – 22 October 2009.

Ramsay worked with the SMHAFF team in 2009, developing their website and design materials (in association with O Street).

Centre for Political Song

Ramsay — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 03:19:53 +0000

Ramsay has completed work on the new brand and website for Caledonian University’s Research Collections.

The Centre for Political Song

The Centre for Political Song is part of the Research Collections at Glasgow Caledonian University and they “exist to promote and foster an awareness of all forms of political song”. The team is led by John Powles and is based on the University campus in Glasgow City Centre.

The project began with design of the new logo, bringing life and identity to the Centre for Political Song. It consists of the Raised Fist and the Quaver to represent the Political and Musical elements of the name in a single symbol. These items were strategically-placed to create a resemblance to the Hammer & Sickle, another iconic political symbols of history.

The website was then created using Wordpress to act as a Content Management System, giving the client the ability to edit and update the site. The Glasgow Caledonian University identity was also incorporated into the design.