The Palace of Westminster, London – Trial of the Earl of Strafford, 1641
Exhibition graphics to celebrate the display of the newly restored painting ‘The Trial of the Earl of Strafford, 1641’ by Thomas Alfred Woolnoth. The project was designed and installed in under two weeks in the highly prestigious Royal Gallery in the House of Lords.
Image: Copyright The Palace of Westminster
We have put together a new blog and social media strategy to increase audiences at The Collection and Usher Gallery. The approach is based on using the technology and an editorial approach that brings together a range of platforms such as Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and Youtube.
Design of the website for The West Bromwich based cultural centre.
Branding work for ‘The Library of Babel’ a major show from Zabludowicz Collection, curated by Anna-Catharina Gebbers.
We are proud to announce the launch of Ink Posters’ web-shop.
Ink Posters is a collaboration between Zoot and Joff and Ollie, selling collectible and limited edition screen prints designed for the home. It’s featured in the May edition of Wallpaper magazine, so why not take a look at the site and see what all the fuss is about.
David Mellor, Royal Designer for Industry, is a key figure in British design with an international reputation as designer, manufacturer and shopkeeper. We are currently designing a series of limited edition posters that celebrate key designs from one of Britain’s most influential designers.
We worked with the artist John Newling and the Wellcome collection to design a 11m x 3m typographic wall installation. We were given the job to produce a careful typographic interpretation of the artists work spanning a large glass wall in the gallery space.
As part of a major new installation entitled ‘The Noah Laboratory’ we’ve designed a new publication for artist John Newling. The publication has the look and feel of a newspaper and is currently being handed out to the public on Lincoln High Street. The recipients are asked to return the newspaper to the gallery where it will be processed into soil as part of the installation. The soil will then be used to grow silver birch saplings to be planted outside the gallery.
We’ve developed a website for the East Midlands Universities Association (EMUA) that helps businesses to connects businesses with universities. The site is a central guide to all the services provided by universites in the region available to businesses. The design references a tube map and provides a simple guide to finding out how your business can benefit from universities skills and expertise.
