We’ve noted before the trend of long term placements giving us odd or edible ‘goodbye’ presents.  Today the bar was raised when Anna, who has been with us for as …

Our work for the Science Museum continues – over the last couple of months various bits of merchandise have been produced and are now on sale in the museum. In …

Included on D&AD’s revamped site is a short interview with johnson banks’ Michael Johnson, as part of a section dedicated to past presidents (Johnson was D&AD President 2003-2004) Here’s a …

On Thursday night we popped to the opening of Bass notes: the film posters of Saul Bass at Hoxton’s Kemistry gallery, one of London’s few spaces dedicated to exhibiting graphic …

It’s been a love hate relationship. It was one of my first loves. It’s taught me how to communicate. It provided a glamorous and imaginary backdrop to a grey childhood …

Grafik magazine has been reborn, as of last week, and there follows the transcript of an interview between Caroline Roberts and Michael Johnson on the thorny question of making money …

Following in famous creative footsteps is a tricky challenge. Most children of designers seem to do everything they can to avoid what Mum or Dad does, or did – probably …

Last week, we had a sneak peak at the Kinetica Art Fair 2011 in Marylebone. It involved galleries, art organisations and curatorial groups from around the world who focus on …

On Friday night I stood in a cold line outside a chapel in North London for an hour. This wasn’t to sample the general atmosphere of Highbury on an soggy …

We were asked recently to contribute to a online project calling for photographs. The given theme was ‘Now’, which led to quite a lot of head-scratching until we remembered a …