We’ve just finished this commemorative catalogue for the Daiwa foundation, celebrating their 100th Anglo-Japanese scholar, for an event in Tokyo. The relatively normal looking book takes a surreal turn when …

Johnson banks were appointed in the middle of 2006 to help Save the Children in the UK raise their profile. Save the Children has become slightly forgotten in UK charity …

There’s a bit of (probably justified) chatter in cyberspace about one of this year’s D&AD Gold awards, the project for the Misereor War Orphans charity. Creative Review has already despaired …

Last night saw the launch of a little book to celebrate the 150th issue of UK design journal, Grafik. 150 designers were asked to write a short piece and provide …

This recent degree show mailer from a college featured a misspelt name badge for the johnson banks creative director and an inch mark in the headline. Double-bad, you might say. …

We’ve been involved in the D&AD Congress this week, running a session yesterday at the award nominations exhibition on ‘why these things were nominated’. Unbeknownst to us D&AD’s resident illustrator …

Thank you’s from clients can take all forms. Sometimes no news is a kind of thank you (it means nothing’s gone wrong). More conventionally we’ve had flowers, chocolates, film tickets, …

We got a call a few weeks ago from the Science Museum to help them with ‘some graphics’ for a little exhibition. As is often the way, one panel led …

What’s encouraging about this year’s Christian Aid week is that the other agencies involved are starting to bring the envelope idea to life in ads, and on the web. We’ve …

This week in the UK it’s Christian Aid Week. When we started work on their identity nearly two years ago we were almost painfully aware of how important the week …