A few weeks ago a client sent me an unusual new business approach he’d received. In an odd twist on the traditional approach, a company has been set up called …

The posters have arrived and are going up. Strings have been changed. The pedals are checked. The amp’s on 11. Last reminder: the Guitar and Graphics extravaganza has its last …

Opening today, as part of this week’s London Design Festival, is an exhibition organised by Grafik magazine, with collaborators SEA Design, GF Smith and Team Impression. They asked thirty-nine UK …

When the Japan Society asked us to design the symbol for the autumn festival at Spitalfields market, we hadn’t realised just how huge an event it would turn out to …

A couple of nights ago we were at the 10th anniversary party of CABE (Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment). We’ve been working on several projects timed around the …

A few years back we took a car full of stuff to the local skip, and marvelled at the collection of old-tech kit collected there. But then we looked a …

Unless you’ve been sleeping under a stone for the last few weeks, you’ll have struggled to ignore the fact that Our Great City of London (or the Greater London Authority …

Some pics from yesterday’s Guitars and Graphics talk. Hummer not ours, honest. Crowd? A bit quiet. Stage-diving? None. Sainsbury’s bag on stage? Not cool. Reaction: ‘The bollocks’ said D&AD. ‘7 …

A few eagle eyed readers have been in touch checking on the dates of the Guitars and Graphics talks. We can confirm that the dates are correct (phew no need …

It’s over a year since Interesting 2008, at which johnson banks’ creative director Michael Johnson delivered a chaotic 20 minute speech on the crossover between Guitars and Graphics in the …