As designers, we believe in the power of visual communication to provoke thought, ignite emotion, and drive change. That’s why we created a bold and unsettling campaign to confront an issue that can no longer be ignored: the relentless discharge of raw sewage into our rivers and seas by water companies. Our campaign reimagines the […]

Born from the spirit of the Green Carpet Fashion Awards, Threads of Change brings together creative leaders, changemakers, and bold voices to honor those driving impact at the intersection of fashion, culture, and community. The inaugural event was held this week at 1 Hotel West Hollywood, in support of the Altadena Fire Fund – uplifting the […]

This year’s season’s greetings come with a warning; 2024 is projected to be the first year to surpass the global warming limit of 1.5°C, highlighting the urgent need for climate action. In 1984, Band Aid referred to the Christmas bells in Africa as ‘the clanging chimes of doom.’ Now, 40 years later, those bells ring […]

We’re marking 40 years of London Fashion Week with a reality check. Our latest Blast Campaign highlights the impact our shopping habits and obsession with ‘adding to basket’ is having on our planet. Did you know that British shoppers buy more clothes than any other in Europe? We were shocked by this but sadly not […]

This time of year often poses challenges for many, casting a shadow on life’s usual brightness. Great Mental Health Day urges Londoners to open up about their mental well-being, emphasising that seeking help is perfectly acceptable. To create awareness of Great Mental Health Day on January 26th, we’ve crafted a poster inspired by the notion […]

Wishing you a Christmas filled with serenity and a New Year where, in the words of John Lennon, ‘the world will live as one’. This year, instead of printing cards and treating our clients (sorry folks!), we are donating to the British Red Cross to bring a little help and hope to the victims of the Gaza […]

Every company wields the power to shape the environmental narrative. It’s a profound truth that those with the potential to impact the planet negatively also bear the greatest opportunity to enact positive change. It’s a subtle dance between potential harm and the golden chance to do some good. Amazon sits at the epicentre of this […]

Branding a fashion-forward sustainability pioneer

Our poster campaign doesn’t suck

A few reminders of some of 2022’s more baffling moments.

International Migrants Day Poster

World Mental Health Day Poster

U.N. Clean Air for Blue Skies Day posters

Beautifully designed and sustainably produced print.

Woolmark wants designers to lead, not follow, when it comes to sustainable fibres.

Merry Christmas and a cooler 2022.

Mid-life crisis? No, more environmental crisis!

Our latest project with the Ashmolean Museum

Blast 25

Our latest education brand identity.

The 12 unwanted ‘gifts’ of 2020

Blast letterpress posters included in international protest poster exhibition: Reverting to Type 2020

New Annual Review for the Ashmolean Museum Oxford

The Natural Diamond Council want the world to know about their pledges to aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

32% rise in activities during UK Parliament Week

UGG want us to ‘Feel Good’.

This year Milan fashion week has gone virtual, and so too one of its highlights – the Green Carpet Fashion Awards.

Thinkbox Annual Review 2019/20

It’s our 24th Birthday today – whoop, whoop!

Blast Covid 19

New brand identity for the Ashmolean Museum

New brand identity & website for the amazing Jellyfish Pictures

This summer we worked with paper artist Polly Lindsay to create a poster campaign for the Horniman Museum and Gardens.

We have lift off! Our trailer for the National Maritime Museums’ latest major exhibition.

Out with the old, in with the new.

We all know that nothing divides opinion quite like Brexit, with the possible exception of the nation’s festive ‘favourite’ the humble sprout.

Neon typography for Arlington.

A beautifully printed compendium of 365 designers’ interpretations of the days of the year.

A year in TV – the new Thinkbox Annual Review.

From Derelict to Destination

A more rewarding way to work

A New Direction: Building Creative Places for Young London

Create has released another three essays, this time based on education and the arts.

2016 has been a ‘funny old year’. Bowie, Muhammed Ali and a host of Greats left us. Britain exited the EU and everyone responsible left us in the lurch. America simply left us wondering ‘WTF?!’

Comprised of three buildings offering 600,000 sqft of prime office space, the Forbury Place Estate has created a thriving new urban business district.

Royal Museums Greenwich Annual Review

What is Gene Editing? Good question. Find out here!

On Tuesday 9 August the Arts Council turned 70. To mark the occasion we have been working with them to create a special anniversary mark, along with a social media campaign of 70 arts and culture activities.

We have been working on the latest two issues of Create, the Arts Council’s journal of perspectives on art and culture.

We were approached by Royal Museums Greenwich to create their Summer Destination Campaign. It needed to encapsulate Royal Museums Greenwich as a whole, as well as each of their five world-class attractions.

Public engagement through branding. Read our recipe for success in this article for Food Science Technology magazine.

We worked with the Arts Council to produce three more issues of Create, its journal for the discussion of the value of art and culture.

The Wellcome Trust’s major UK public engagement initiative launches – with a tasty helping of branding and from us.

Great ideas change the world and ours have helped Wellcome Trust bring their new strategic approach to life.

We’ve been busy creating another series of publications for our friends in Greenwich.

Step into the curious and chaotic world of history’s greatest witness, at the National Maritime Museum’s new major exhibition.

Assembly is where it all comes together. Naming, identity, print, digital, films and environmental graphics. A brand for West London’s newest destination.

Our Creative Papers Christmas Card for Arjowiggins been featured in Print Matters, a fantastic new book from Viction:ary. It presents an incredible collection of work that spans packaging, identities, communications and book design.

Nesta is an innovation charity with on a mission to help people and organisations bring great ideas to life. And one again we’ve helped Nesta tell their unique stories through the design of their annual review.

2018 will mark the 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook’s epic voyage in command of HM bark Endeavour. It will also be the year in which Royal Museums Greenwich complete their programme of new galleries and major improvements, as part of a transformational project inspired by the great explorer.

New children’s gallery AHOY! opened its doors at the National Maritime Museum this March. Children aged 0–7 can discover and explore the themes of the Museum’s collections through playful nautical activities: fishing from the end of a pier, stoking the fire in a steamship’s boiler room, and dressing up as Polar explorers.

Our advertising campaign for the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is aimed at families who are ‘looking for adventure’. Working with paper artist Polly Lindsay we created a campaign which conjures up the variety of free experiences on offer at the Museum.

Our latest adventure takes us to Los Angeles, where we have created the event branding, promo film and website for an exclusive ‘A-list’ night at Soho House, West Hollywood. Roger Daltrey and Jake Chapman will be hosting this extraordinary night of high-end modern art and live music to raise funds and the profile of Teen Cancer America.

The Cutty Sark in Greenwich is a London landmark and an icon of British maritime history. It’s also one of the most famous ships in the world and a top London tourist attraction.

Our new website for Sellar Property Group is now live. The responsive site gives Sellar a platform to showcase their portfolio of developments and investments which include the iconic Shard, Europe’s tallest tower, and The Place at London Bridge Quarter.

Ian Wright’s stunning Keaykolour Hendrix has cropped up in Paperworks, a beautiful little book by Sandu Publishing. Celebrating a diverse range of incredible paper art and fashion, the projects featured surpass all expectations of what can be done with a simple sheet of paper. It’s well worth checking out.

Following the success of their previous ‘Animal logo’ book, Counter-Print have released another great publication: ‘Monogram logo’. The collection contains 452 monograms and ciphers from around the world, including a few of ours. Keaykolour’s double ‘K’, the University of East Anglia’s initials (complete with hidden spark), and the University of Sussex’s elegant ‘US’ all make an appearance.  

Nesta is an innovation charity on a mission to help people and organisations bring great ideas to life. Dedicated to supporting ideas that can help improve all our lives, with activities ranging from early stage investment to in-depth research and practical programmes.

We have made it on to the list of ‘aggressively’ creative, ‘goal-driven mavericks’ featured in 64GB, a 250-page book of design by 64 Great British studios and creatives. You’ll find our work for Keaykolour, ¡Cho!, Strata and ‘It Feels Good’ gracing pages 18–21.

Just launched: Arts Council England’s ‘Great Art & Culture for Everyone’, the revised second edition of their 10 year strategic framework. The book outlines their ambitions, goals and mission.

Croydon School of Art was relaunched last Friday with a drinks reception and fashion show. The relaunch also features a new brand identity designed by us. Guest of honour at the event was fashion designer John Rocha, who is an alumni of CSA. Other famous alumni include Helen Chadwick, Ray Davies, Noel Fielding, Malcolm McLaren and Jamie Reid.

We have proven ourselves able to ‘think outside the page’; our ‘Inspired by Digital’ book for Arjowiggins Creative Papers is featured in Page Unlimited 2, a visual showcase of innovations in layout design.

Another cracking night of art and music at the Groucho Club in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust. A stellar list of artists donated pieces for the auction including Antony Gormley, The Chapman Brothers, Mat Collishaw, Polly Morgan, Chris Levine and Charming Baker.

We’ve spent the last year working with our friends at La Chispa to create the brand and packaging for Cho! – a range of completely new on-the-go drinking Gazpacho from Andalucia.

We have made our first appearance in a Chinese publication; Gallery ‘the world’s best graphics’ Magazine has kindly devoted a spread to our ‘Keaykolour: Colourful Life’ marketing campaign, featuring Ian Wright’s incredible paper Hendrix.

Our ‘It Feels Good’ campaign for Arjowiggins Graphic has been featured in Hightone Publishing’s ‘Good Idea Two’, a book celebrating small projects with big ideas.