Checking first proofs for a guidebook to Italy, to be published by Thames & Hudson in the new year
The wonderful Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic exhibition at the V&A Museum closes on April 8th – don’t miss it! While you’re there pick up a copy of the catalogue designed by Park Studio.
Photo by V&A
Finalising the look and feel for this year’s West Norwood FEAST, a volunteer-powered community street market festival, running on the first Sunday of every month from April to December. I’ve been involved with the design for FEAST since 2016, producing all the various marketing materials from printed posters/leaflets to all the social media graphics, as well as spin-off projects such as FEAST-branded merchandise and FEAST-supported community projects like Curious SE27 Art Trail. We’re also re-designing the website in time for the first market in April!
Latest Scala Publishing catalogue hot off the press. I’ve designed this for the past three years.
Sneaky peek at the exhibition identity for An Eyeful of Wry for the Government Art Collection. Presenting works rife with wit and a hint of the absurd, An Eyeful of Wry is an exhibition intent on exploring art cut with a wry sense of humour. From droll, 18th-century caricatures by James Gillray, to satirical prints and Simon Faithfull’s video of an impossible journey, these works in dierent media explore our respective positions – the artist as the joker and the viewer as a sharp-eyed observer. They offer an insightful look at the blend of art and comedy that has shaped the Government Art Collection since its inception.
Finishing touches… selecting head & tail bands for upcoming book Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic for V&A Publishing.
Spotted: our hand-painted signage at West Norwood’s FEAST community market
Photo: Instagram @wn_feast
A few recent projects.
Design of Psychoanalytical Notebooks Issue 31, New Nordic Gardens for Thames & Hudson, Scala 2017 publishing catalogue and Gunilla Josephson: Houses and Whispers exhibition leaflet
Our poster for the Matthew Williamson exhibition made it into The Design Museum in a Box. Curated by Deyan Sudjic, the box contains 100 postcards showcasing iconic works of art and design. Published by Penguin, it marks the museum’s relaunch in Kensington.
