BuyGB Stationery

As we get ready to launch the beta version of the BuyGB site i found a moment to photograph the stationery we produced in the run-up to the initial PR campaign. The brand itself is starting to mature now and is standing well on its own. There will be more about BuyGB in the near future and we’re very excited about the scope of the project and what will happen with it over the coming summer months.

More photos in my Flickr Artwork set.

Profission

May 2, 2010

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Beyond the 960 Grid

Since its inception the 960 Grid system has been an important tool for digital designers, but we’re at the end of the 960 Grid’s reign now. To mark its importance to me I wanted to show how the 960 Grid works with our new Profission agency site.

Profission
April 30, 2013

Learning To Curate

The way creatives learn and develop their skill has changed; coffee-table design books are dead and increasingly the resources designers rely on are becoming digital and transient. As purely print-based periodicals like Grafik and ID close, creatives are nurturing their own digital resources to keep track of their inspiration and to understand trends and new directions in design. And it is in this space that the creative becomes curator.

Magnasoma
February 25, 2013

Vermibus

Spanish artist Vermibus’ work begins and ends in the street. By manipulating the image through removing the flesh of his subjects, Vermibus dehumanizes those figures that were already depersonalized, but he is, in fact trying to find the aura of the individual, the personality that was lost.

Uncategorised
January 19, 2013

Advies

“We don’t want it to look like a financial services website, and… iPad!” And with these words the brief began. City-based firm Advies are award-winning Independent Financial Advisors who asked us to help them explain themselves.

Profission
October 31, 2012

Happycentro

Verona-based Happycentro have been doing some interesting things with origami recently. The Italian studio were recently asked to design and produce a unique invitation for the opening of Louis Vuitton’s Osaka store in Japan. The result is a paper object featuring complex origami folds and a variety of printing and foil/film blocking techniques.

Uncategorised
September 6, 2012

Scott Pommier

Scott Pommier’s work echoes the halcyon days of the late sixties American motorcycle culture and he very naturally fits into the scenes he’s shooting; his camera chasing the instant, rather than composed for it.

Uncategorised
August 4, 2012

Kim Høltermand

Kim Høltermand navigates his world as if he’s the last man on Earth. His works allow us to see form as does their architect, whether that be through the eyes of the men who planned them or through the processes of nature and time.

Uncategorised
June 14, 2012

Leif Podhajsky

The rather unique album art for Young Magic’s recent album; Melt brought Leif to my attention. Infact, he’s been very busy. With recent commissions for Grimes, Lykke Li, The Vines and Tame Impala you will have seen his work before.

Uncategorised
June 8, 2012

Drew and Sofia

A series of images created to promote photographer Drew Wheeler for his recent work on Sofia Doglio’s Crystallography collection.

Identity
May 25, 2012

Lundgren Lindqvist

Swedish design bureau Lundgren+Lindqvist have an eye for smart minimalism that manifests in great, exacting print and digital work.

Uncategorised
May 9, 2012

Monolith 3

The third and final piece in a series. Working with an original photo taken at St. Michael’s Mount, Cornwall by utterly talented director, and friend, Rob Chiu.

Magnasoma
April 19, 2012

Cope Arnold

Vedas is an ongoing pursuit in the understanding of knowledge from a Copernican perspective by LA-based photographer Nicholas Alan Cope and art-director Dustin Edward Arnold. It isn’t often you come across a portfolio of work so vast whilst remaining profoundly important, you need to see this.

Uncategorised
March 30, 2012

Tim Jarvis