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We thought we’d talk about the history of printing. It’s quite amazing to see how far we’ve come – the image above is of a printing press that was invented in 1846! As you might’ve guessed though there is A LOT to talk about…
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Our fashion illustrator, Sandra Suy, has just finished this beautiful illustration for the fantastic folks at Sunday Times, Style Magazine.
We love it!
Check out this fantastic piece of vintage-inspired illustration work by Tony Wilson!
Our versatile in house artist produced this portfolio piece over the summer. If you would like to see more, make sure you check in on his jelly portfolio or visit our blog for details on specific projects from the past year!
three blind mice
What Happens When It Goes Wrong? A True Story
Picture the scene, a large photographic studio in central London, everyone is in place: the stylist, the photographer, the DOP – who has lit it brilliantly, a producer, production assistant, three clients and a beautiful model… No, hang on a minute, where’s the model?
PR, social media and experiential marketing agency Cake wanted a special VIP bar and had a few ideas of what furnishings should be included, but they needed to present what it would look like to their client to gain the seal of approval.
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30/09/2011 at 5:57 pm
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