Design & Art Direction
We have produced the new campaign for Example, which featured a number one album and several number one singles. We worked with photographer Rankin to interpret the title of the album \”Playing in the Shadows\” across all the main imagery.
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We were approached by the Liberal Democrats to create an identity and promotional material for the Deputy Prime Minister\’s national meet and greet tour. We deliberately avoided all traditional political cliches and gave them something fresh, modern and personal.
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Design and Art Direction of the single and album campaign for new singer Yasmin, featuring photography by Jonas Bresnan.
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Cruise, the luxury fashion retail brand, required a total refresh of its visual style and together with photographer Julia Kennedy we gave them a whole new look across all their stores and promotional material for Spring / Summer 2010.
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We were also asked to create a new, distinct look for the younger Cruise Jeans brand, which previously relied on the same imagery as the mainline offering. Again this works across all stores and promotional material.
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We were asked to design and art-direct all aspects of the creative campaign for debut novelist James Palumbo. Taking influence from the uncompromising yet fantastical nature of James\\\’s words, the end result was a mixture of the brutally simple and vividly imaginative and has achieved wide-spread acclaim.
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When the fashion brand Miss Selfridge launched a new collection in collaboration with Hed Kandi, we were approached to create a diverse range of material from the design of the look-book and the press launch event through to the art direction of all promotional imagery.
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Liberty turned to us for a new take on the annual promotion of their vintage furniture collection. To break from the false perception of it as mainly ornate and decorative, and attract a newer audience, we used a series of detail shots of a 1960s table, creating a fresh, modern, geometric look for all design [...]
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The furniture department at this luxury London store is divided into four separate categories, previously with their own distinct identity, resulting in a disjointed overall look. We created a scheme that allowed the retention of each category but unified them into one coherent visual style.
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To promote their iD brand, Nike wanted a private space for selected, high-profile guests to come and create their own unique trainers. To echo the concept\’s exclusive and bespoke nature, we themed the project, from interiors through to print material, like a cross between a tailor\’s and a gentleman\’s club.
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