Public engagement through branding. Read our recipe for success in this article for Food Science Technology magazine.

We worked with the Arts Council to produce three more issues of Create, its journal for the discussion of the value of art and culture.

Our Creative Papers Christmas Card for Arjowiggins been featured in Print Matters, a fantastic new book from Viction:ary. It presents an incredible collection of work that spans packaging, identities, communications and book design.

Our advertising campaign for the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is aimed at families who are ‘looking for adventure’. Working with paper artist Polly Lindsay we created a campaign which conjures up the variety of free experiences on offer at the Museum.

Ian Wright’s stunning Keaykolour Hendrix has cropped up in Paperworks, a beautiful little book by Sandu Publishing. Celebrating a diverse range of incredible paper art and fashion, the projects featured surpass all expectations of what can be done with a simple sheet of paper. It’s well worth checking out.

Following the success of their previous ‘Animal logo’ book, Counter-Print have released another great publication: ‘Monogram logo’. The collection contains 452 monograms and ciphers from around the world, including a few of ours. Keaykolour’s double ‘K’, the University of East Anglia’s initials (complete with hidden spark), and the University of Sussex’s elegant ‘US’ all make an appearance.  

We have made it on to the list of ‘aggressively’ creative, ‘goal-driven mavericks’ featured in 64GB, a 250-page book of design by 64 Great British studios and creatives. You’ll find our work for Keaykolour, ¡Cho!, Strata and ‘It Feels Good’ gracing pages 18–21.

We have proven ourselves able to ‘think outside the page’; our ‘Inspired by Digital’ book for Arjowiggins Creative Papers is featured in Page Unlimited 2, a visual showcase of innovations in layout design.

We have made our first appearance in a Chinese publication; Gallery ‘the world’s best graphics’ Magazine has kindly devoted a spread to our ‘Keaykolour: Colourful Life’ marketing campaign, featuring Ian Wright’s incredible paper Hendrix.