Seed
Business Advertising in Cape Town

studio specialising in brand and web development. Customer service is our priority. We focus on providing creative solutions to suit your business needs and your target market through aligning with your specific goals and desired outcomes.
Seed is a Cape Town based design and development.

To transform the relationships that people have with the world and each other through creative thinking. At Seed, we get inspired by ideas that create sustainable change. We choose to work with organisations that we believe are doing good. Nothing excites us more than collaborating with passionate people who share our vision. Together we can actively make a positive difference in people’s lives and the world at large. No two organisations are alike; that’s why we tailor-make practical and purpose-driven solutions for every client. We’ll work with you every step of the way to achieve the right results. That means we strive to make a positive difference in the world using business as our tool. We focus on solving social and environmental problems, and choose to work with others who do the same. We are driven by purpose to help sustainable ideas grow. We were asked to illustrate the breadth and depth of the 200 participants involved in this ground-breaking research programme. A2d24 is a tech start-up that uses the innovative technology to streamline and improve the outdated, inefficient processes of their clients. Like redesigning the ambulance dispatching process to enable faster response times, for example. It’s estimated that humans generate more than 1.30 billion tons of trash a year. We asked her a few questions to help you get to know who she is. It’s always exciting when we get the chance to put our creative abilities to the test. So you can imagine our enthusiasm when Evil Baddies, an Israeli gaming company, asked us to create comic-book-inspired headshots of their employees. Predominantly because the world around us is changing at such a rapid pace that it can feel hard to keep up. In our previous blog post, we discussed the grim reality of plastic pollution both locally and abroad. Today climate change is a reality all over the globe. This in turn affects the crops of millions of farmers across the country. South Africa is currently experiencing one of the worst droughts to take place in the country over the last 45 years. In 2015, we received only 66% of our average annual rainfall.