Vice Anglais is a new art based publishing company curating limited hand-bound editions from selected artists.
Vice Anglaise Monogram
September 27th, 2009
Alexia Somerville
A new identity for Alexia Somerville.
Alexia Somerville
Identity, Illustration
May 8th, 2009
American Royalty
American Royalty is Philip and Abigail Smiley, a husband and wife music duo. A long awaited release that they’ve been working on for a number of years. We were happy to work with them on the EP design and came up with a custom typeface to tie it all together.
American Royalty - Front Cover
American Royalty - Back Cover
Print, Typeface
March 3rd, 2009
Jean-Pierre Braganza
Jean-Pierre has been a long time friend and client of ours. We’ve done two incarnations of his website the latest being a straightforward user and SEO-friendly website and blog. We launched this in tandem with his Autumn / Winter 2009 collection.
Jean Pierre Braganza Website
Visit the site here: http://www.jeanpierrebraganza.com
Web
February 6th, 2009
The Life and Times of Tim
We were asked to produce a font family for HBO’s new animated series the Life and Times of Tim. We’ve pushed around type ideas over the years and have re-cut our fair share of classical faces to fit different moulds but this would be our first proper commission in this realm. The result is a naive hand-drawn affair for a man that finds himself in increasingly awkward situations.
Tim Type Sample
Illustration, Typeface
February 2nd, 2009
Nicholas Kirkwood
Nicholas wanted a straightforward and easy to use website for his post-modern shoe designs. We left the artifice to his well-crafted shoes and customised it for viewing on portable web browsers like the iPhone.
Nicholas Kirkwood Website
Visit the site here: http://www.nicholaskirkwood.com
Web
November 21st, 2008
Patchwork Initiative
An initiative brought forth to create dialogue between between business and fashion, music and arts. One part of which involved a fashion show for up-and-coming designers from the RCA and Central St. Martin’s. We were asked to provide a soundtrack for the catwalk. It was a challenge to choose music that took into account the differing aesthetics of the individual designers and make it work as a whole. With some careful thought and a lot of crate digging we think we cracked it.
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Music
November 15th, 2008
The State of Love at the V&A
A fictional governmental propoganda rally fronted by the rakishly clad David Piper playing a dictator to citizens living state of Love over the backdrop of a soundtrack provided by The Real Tuesday Weld. The rally was appropriately held in the Raphael room at the V&A. We designed the flag representing the state of Love. A strictly private affair between you, your other half and the state.
Flag for the State of Love
Illustration
November 3rd, 2008
We Are All Going To Die
After years of doing art direction and set design work for other promoters and events we decided to start a night that celebrated life by reminding folks that it’s shorter than you think. Musically diverse and underground pop-up parties at novel venues around East London. Showcasing a wide selection of bands and djs that we love. We’ve done a set of events for the past two years each one larger and more ambitious than the last including our Halloween party where strict dress codes brought out some brilliant costumes. Not to mention the massive dancefloor transformed into a huge Tron-like UV light grid. We’ve gone international bringing our events to India and New York in the last few months.
All posters and flyers were screen-printed by hand with the kind use of the print works at Unit Twenty-Five.
WAAGTD Flyers Collection
WAAGTD - Scattered Flyers
See the selection of eFlyers that accompanied each party below.
Events, Print
October 21st, 2008
Times Spelling Bee
Consulting for I-D Media we helped win the pitch for this project as well as formulating the functionality, gameplay and design for this educational website. The idea was to create a training tool to assist teachers and students in preparation for the national event. The launch was supported by a national ad campaign and resulted in over 500 schools registering to participate in Britain’s first Spelling Bee which will be broadcast this summer. The reach has far succeeded the original estimates to include over 100,000 registered users aged 6 - 76. The site has also been nominated for a 2009 Webby Award in the Education category.
Time Online Spelling Bee Homepage
Visit the site here: http://www.timesspellingbee.co.uk