Made In Earnest

The latest release from Impossible Ark Records is the debut album by the Dave Storey Trio and is called Bosco. The vinyl features an incredible painting by Victor Pasmore entitled ‘The Rivers Edge’ and although not a gatefold I think it deserves to be seen it its full width glory. The image is used with permission […]

The latest issue of The William Morris Society Magazine is out and I think the cover looks superb. It features a John Ruskin watercolour (after JMW Turner) from 1855 and is a fitting finale for the outgoing editor, Susan Warlow, whose last issue this is.

The latest issue of The William Morris Society Magazine (the Spring 2018 issue) has just gone to print so now seemed like an opportune time to show some examples of spreads in the first seven issues we have designed…

The Victorian Society is celebrating its 60th year and to commemorate that fact The Victorian magazine has a special cover this issue showing the sadly lost Euston Arch. The painting, entitled ‘The Doric Arch’, is by Barbara Jones and comes from the Victoria & Albert Museum.

The 2017 poster for the Acland Burghley Visual Arts exhibition. Once again the original image is by one of the students at the school.

Pleased to say we are now designing for The William Morris Society. After a recent brand redesign undertaken by Angus Hyland of Pentagram we have taken over the ongoing design for the Society which has meant designs for the Magazine and the Journal as well as other promotional material such as the Membership leaflet, Events programme and […]

The 2016 poster for the Acland Burghley Visual Arts exhibition. Once again the original image is by one of the students at the school.

Another of our ongoing projects is the design for the annual Acland Burghley Visual Arts exhibition. Every year a students work is chosen to feature on both the poster and the invite that is sent out. Below is both the 2105 and 2014 posters.

… and the office is looking good in the sun. Hopefully Summer is on the way…

The latest issue of The Victorian (Issue 48) has gone to print. This is the opening spread of the article about the depiction of Tower Bridge in art to coincide with the exhibition at the Guildhall Art Gallery entitled ‘Tower Bridge: A Celebration of 120 Years, 1894–2014’.