To generate awareness of the relaunch of Oxford World's Classics to both a trade and consumer audience on a limited budget of £30K.

We created the 'More than Words' campaign which took inspiration from the emotive qualities intrinsic to the Classics titles.

Our year long marketing strategy also including ranging the books into a series of accessible subject areas which made purchasing and merchandising less complicated.

English Heritage approached us to design a new interpretation for Grime’s Graves, a Neolithic flint mine, offering visitors a much wider and richer overview of the landscape and its history. To create a space that is accessible to visitors of all ages, from school children to enthusiastic explorers and historians.

The whole interpretation from the structure to the graphic treatments was inspired by the landscape and its development over time. Configured to fit a lot of content into the small space, the new exhibition creates an emotive and atmospheric experience for visitors.

We designed a flexible exhibition space within the University of Nottingham to help showcase the University's latest technologies, inventions & expertise arising from research. The aim was to create a multi-functional space comprising of exhibits about technologies at stages of development from early invention to a spin-out company and meeting facilitation space. An exhibition kit was designed & created enabling parts to move out to remote locations on the campus. A strong physical identity was created along with graphic templates to help deliver information in a consistent and structured way.

We wanted the 2013 calendar to be functional; used each day, as a reminder of the range throughout the year. Inspired by the Woodstock colours, our idea was to create a set of notebooks and a diary; useful and informative.

We split information into categories of school subjects. The Maths book specified the weights; the Geography book detailed the environmental credentials and so on. The diary uses all 16 colours of stock, with 53 typefaces, donated from the best type foundries, to feature as a useful resource. All books are held together in a neat slipcase, where a pencil acts as the lock.

We designed & produced an industrial time capsule to contain and display innovative technologies from the University. The aim was to create a capsule that could be displayed in both its open and closed formats. It will be transported to different sites and viewed by academics, scientists and exhibition visitors. Each item will be filmed with its inventor telling the story of each object and placing it inside the capsule. At the end of its life it will be buried with the intention that it may be discovered in the future and act as a record of the technology developed during its years on display.

The 'Grow Your Knowledge' campaign for Oxford University Press was a re-brand to the Oxford World’s Classics range of titles, creating a marketing campaign to improve the appeal of the books to a broader, general audience without undermining its position amongst students and lecturers.

Impact is the largest fundraising campaign in the University’s history. Its aim is to increase philanthropic support across five strategic themes over the next 5 years. The aim was to design a bespoke compact exhibition kit with the ability to display & talk about the 40+ projects. We designed & produced a compact, flexible, interchangeable graphic exhibition kit to help communicate the projects within Impact. The kit consisted of 10 elements that were designed to work together to create a flexible kit of parts that were easily transported to create small, medium or large displays depending on the theme or project.

The dream project... re-design the brand identity for use across all merchandise.

After re-designing the Abbey Road Studios identity, merchandise and various communication pieces, we put together a printed style guide to ensure consistency on future communications.