Studio news
From transport to tasting: dual-purpose packaging for Dragonfly Tea
Dragonfly Tea is celebrating 25 years in business this year. Instead of the usual self-congratulatory advertising campaign, they’ve taken a more thoughtful approach by giving back to customers through independent health food shops across the UK.
Speaking the language of lacrosse: custom team apparel for The Fly 2025
With the Sixes lacrosse tournament, The Fly now firmly establishing itself as a highlight in the sporting calendar, we've once again partnered with England Lacrosse to evolve the brand.
Eye-catching podcast graphic for THIS Institute
THIS Institute (The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute) approached us with an interesting challenge. They exist to strengthen the evidence base for improving the quality and safety of healthcare.
A hopeful Christmas message with added festive sparkle
For 2024, rather than the usual mini booklet, Yarn wanted to send something simple but beautiful. A short, hopeful message for the year to come.
Our 2024 bird-themed Christmas card
We’ve had a couple of years off from sending a Lark Christmas missive. So, having spent much of our time this year developing digital designs, it felt high time to get back to some good ol’ fashioned print.
Halloween tote bag featured by CeativeMornings
Our Haloweeen-inspired, glow-in-the-dark tote bag has been featured on the CreativeMornings blog to coincide with their theme for this October, ‘Vision’.
Door-to-door sales (and letting)
Ever wondered what lies behind those colourful facades around West London? Well Homesite knows. As part of their spring/summer marketing we were tasked with creating a vibrant, eye-catching campaign to promote their sales and letting services.
Lark is seven
Time flies! Lark just turned seven and now that the smoke from the candles has cleared and the cake has been cut, we’ve taken a look back at the work completed over the last year.
What can Lego teach about reconfiguring and rejuvenating existing branding?
As well as defining new brands 2023 was a year of developing existing ones. Making the Millennium Falcon from hacking a Lego set was a reminder that sometimes all the pieces are there, they might just need to be put together in a different way.
Print design for a festive story
We’ve got one last news post to finish off the year and it’s a timely one. Following on from our festive creations last year and in 2021, we’ve once again created a Christmas correspondence for our copywriting collaborator Sophie Titcomb of Yarn.
Giving. Thanks.
This year we’ve decided to donate our Christmas marketing budget to the MacGregor Children’s Ward at Warwick Hospital. We’ve purchased a selection of gifts, toys and games to entertain them and their families during their stay.
Christmas rules
Whether you like it or loath it, Christmas has come early this year. The John Lewis advert is out, Bublé is stirring from his slumber and mince pies are flying off the shelves at an alarming rate. We’ll all be subject to an avalanche of festive tidings next month so why not make yours stand out.
A website design update for a strategic copywriter
We’ve recently relaunched the website of our friend and close collaborator Sophie Titcomb (Yarn). After developing the visual identity a few years ago, the site needed a refresh to coincide with changes to the business.
A creative outlet
This spooky season bag yourself a unique hand screen-printed tote to store those tasty Halloween treats. We’ve opened a studio shop giving us the opportunity to sell a curated collection of products using sustainably sourced materials and environmentally friendly production methods.
Icons as part of a visual identity
We’ve found a few times as we’ve worked through the branding or rebranding process that clients don’t see iconography as an important asset even if they’re already using them. So, we thought it would be useful to put together a little ‘ode to the icon’.
Featured by Creative Boom
We’re very pleased to see our work for Ordnance Survey featured on the brilliant Creative Boom, an art, design and visual culture magazine and website aimed at the creative industries.
A Tate trip
With a holiday to Cornwall planned, we took the opportunity to finally get to the iconic Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum. An inspiring show featuring a colourful collection of artists from the Casablanca Art School greeted us at the Tate. And we were lucky enough to see Hepworth’s garden in full bloom.
Lark is six
Lark turned six this month and to celebrate we’ve taken a look back over some projects from the past year. As always we couldn’t do it without all of our client’s, collaborators, friends and followers. Thank you.
University alumni photobook
We crafted a fitting farewell for the University of Oxford’s departing Vice-Chancellor: a one-of-a-kind book filled with memories of her celebrated tenure. She left as an honorary alumni after four unforgettable years.