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2021
Thursday
October
7th
The Douglas Hyde
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We’re so excited to share The Douglas Hyde Gallery of Contemporary Art’s new look and website today!
Over the past ten months, we’ve been working with the amazing Douglas Hyde team and developer Alex Bradley to create a new image and website for the gallery, opening up their activities to audiences new and old through a dynamic online platform.
Take a look
Over the past ten months, we’ve been working with the amazing Douglas Hyde team and developer Alex Bradley to create a new image and website for the gallery, opening up their activities to audiences new and old through a dynamic online platform.
Take a look
2021
Thursday
Sept
30th
Dublin Theatre Festival 2021
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Aquiring Dublin Theatre Festival as a client has been one of the biggest things to have happened to us this year. We developed a campaign for 2021 that was responding to the pandemic’s influence on theatre without being grim or pleeding.
The clapping hands info-graphic is a nod to the hand washing posters that have become comonplace in our day-to-day over the last couple of years. If we need a reminder on how to wash our hands properly, we might after 2 years without theatre need a reminder on how to be an excellent audience!
The clapping hands info-graphic is a nod to the hand washing posters that have become comonplace in our day-to-day over the last couple of years. If we need a reminder on how to wash our hands properly, we might after 2 years without theatre need a reminder on how to be an excellent audience!
2021
Monday
June
8th
100 Archive 2020
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Three of our projects got selected for the 100 Archive of 2020. ︎
Big Art Energy An art publication and campaign for Project Arts Centre
tjikkofloral.com a trippy website for Tjikko Floral, a florist and musician based in Adelaide.
Homage to Memes two posters of our favourite, ‘timeless’ memes “Seal, I Haven’t Heard That Name in Years” and “Me After a Family Sized Bag of Cheesy Puffs”.
The 100 Archive is an annual selection of 100 examples of contemporary Irish communication design. It is a community centred initiative focussed on celebrating the rich and diverse history and current practices of Irish visual communication design.
Check out all the lovely work here http://new.100archive.com/archive/2020
Big Art Energy An art publication and campaign for Project Arts Centre
tjikkofloral.com a trippy website for Tjikko Floral, a florist and musician based in Adelaide.
Homage to Memes two posters of our favourite, ‘timeless’ memes “Seal, I Haven’t Heard That Name in Years” and “Me After a Family Sized Bag of Cheesy Puffs”.
The 100 Archive is an annual selection of 100 examples of contemporary Irish communication design. It is a community centred initiative focussed on celebrating the rich and diverse history and current practices of Irish visual communication design.
Check out all the lovely work here http://new.100archive.com/archive/2020
2020
Tuesday
June
9th
100 Archive 2019
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We are very pleased to have three of our projects selected for the 100 Archive of 2019 (that’s 3% — pretty BIG for our little operation).
The 100 Archive is an annual selection of 100 examples of contemporary Irish communication design. It is a community centred initiative focussed on celebrating the rich and diverse history and current practices of Irish visual communication design.
It aims to provide a clear and inspiring sense of the landscape we work in today and the projects and designers that have helped shape and inform Irish design.
Check out all the lovely work here http://new.100archive.com/archive/2019
The 100 Archive is an annual selection of 100 examples of contemporary Irish communication design. It is a community centred initiative focussed on celebrating the rich and diverse history and current practices of Irish visual communication design.
It aims to provide a clear and inspiring sense of the landscape we work in today and the projects and designers that have helped shape and inform Irish design.
Check out all the lovely work here http://new.100archive.com/archive/2019
2020
Friday
June
5th
Our artwork has been shortlisted for the inaugural Open Submission 2020 at Highlanes Gallery. We created this as a physical piece to represent The Ladder of Planets — a short film series created by Isadora Epstein and Áine K. Byrne, for which we did the design and special effects.
The adjudication panel, artist, Joy Gerrard, curator, Sean Kissane, and gallerist, Jerome O Drisceoil were excited and compelled by the work and it has been selected as one of the shortlisted entries to be included in the exhibition and the competition.
The adjudication panel, artist, Joy Gerrard, curator, Sean Kissane, and gallerist, Jerome O Drisceoil were excited and compelled by the work and it has been selected as one of the shortlisted entries to be included in the exhibition and the competition.
2020
Friday
April
24th
Here’s our collaborative contribution to the brilliant Creatives Against Covid initiative. Creatives Against Covid-19 is a global campaign that called on the creative industry to design and donate inspiring posters of optimism, resilience, and hope.
We made this with the inimitable housemates; Isadora Epstein & Áine K. Byrne, whom we have been working with over the course of lockdown to create The Ladder of Planets — to which, the poster gives a pretty generous nod.
You can buy it, and loads of other lovely posters, here.
We made this with the inimitable housemates; Isadora Epstein & Áine K. Byrne, whom we have been working with over the course of lockdown to create The Ladder of Planets — to which, the poster gives a pretty generous nod.
You can buy it, and loads of other lovely posters, here.
2020
Monday
February
3rd
Today is the 3rd of February, but this big fat 3 is for the 3rd of December. Come see that, and all the other days in the year at the @fedrigoni_uk 366 calendar launch on the 13th of this month in @teeling_whiskey distillery.
Fedrigoni 366 is a collaboration involving designers, illustrators and photographers from all over the UK and Ireland, gathered together by an open call for entries. ⠀
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Available to purchase through @counterprintbooks
Profits go to @treesforcities •
Fedrigoni 366 is a collaboration involving designers, illustrators and photographers from all over the UK and Ireland, gathered together by an open call for entries. ⠀
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Available to purchase through @counterprintbooks
Profits go to @treesforcities •
2020
Saturday
February
1st
The marvellous @modernist.ie posted a great 1960s RTÉ (Telefís Éireann) Logo featuring the St Brigid’s Cross a while back. We wondered what it would have been like had it been an animated ident… so we did it, for the day that’s in it today.
Originally a pagan festival, St Brigid’s feast day on February 1st marks the beginning of spring. Brigid was a goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann. She was a daughter of the chief of the gods, The Dagda, and was known as a goddess of healers, poets, smiths, childbirth and inspiration. Her name means ‘exalted one.’
May Brigid inspire and exalt us all!
Originally a pagan festival, St Brigid’s feast day on February 1st marks the beginning of spring. Brigid was a goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann. She was a daughter of the chief of the gods, The Dagda, and was known as a goddess of healers, poets, smiths, childbirth and inspiration. Her name means ‘exalted one.’
May Brigid inspire and exalt us all!
