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Short video explaining our work at Jurassic Discovery, Seaton, Devon

Did you know… 🤔 🚰 It takes 3,781 litres of water to make a pair of jeans. No wonder the exhibition Killerton House and Gardens in Devon is called ‘Thirsty for Fashion.’ 👚We designed an interpretation that looks at how our forebears recycled, upcycled, reworked, rehashed, repaired and reimagined their existing clothes when they wanted new, rather than chucking them in landfill and feeding the ch...

⭐️ One of the many real joys of our work is getting to work at different inspiring locations, and National Trust Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, Dorset, is one of the best. 🌿 We’ve done a lot of work there for the National Trust, so it was doubly nice to be asked to create this project at the lagoon on Brownsea for Dorset Wildlife Trust. 🐿️ Brownsea Island is an internationally important natu...

One of the great things about being approved designers for the National Trust is the places we get to go to. This was our first project Hidcote NT 🌺 in Gloucestershire - and what an inspiring place. 🤩 🕰️ Most visitors probably go for the world-famous gardens, but the story of their creator, Lawrence Johnston, is also very interesting. Lawrence and his mother, Gertrude Winthrop, lived at Hidcote...

We had a great time working with the students at Sturminster Newton High School and the Sturminster Newton Trust on this project, interpreting the story of the Swanskin Seafarers of Sturminster at Sturminster Mill. Sturminster Mill in north Dorset has been a working mill since medieval times and was the site where swankin was made in the nineteenth century. #design #interpretation #heritage #st...

Corfe Castle, in Dorset, is part of the Bankes estate, looked after by the National Trust. We’re privileged to be approved designers for the Trust in the south west and have designed artwork for lots of lovely projects at the castle. This video gives a little insight into what we’ve done there, accompanied by some suitably dramatic music for a place with such a rich, if murky, past! #design #in...

Eddison Everywhere!

An aerial trip along the remains of old Swanage Pier

We’re proud to have been interpretation designers for Swanage Pier Trust’s ‘Foundation for the Future’ HLF project - a mammoth task to repair the Pier and completely renovate the visitor centre, shop and cafe at Marine Villas. Our work included refreshing the Trust’s visual identity and designing interpretation on the Pier and in the visitor centre. This included lots of quirky things that were...

2022 marks 40 years since the Bankes family bequeathed their estate, including Kingston Lacy house, to the National Trust. We’ve put together a short video to celebrate this, showing some of the work we have been lucky enough to do there. #nationaltrust #bankes40 #kingstonlacy #graphicdesign #history #illustrators #garden #artists #englishhistory

Muchelney Abbey

Swanage Pier Silent Movie

Swanage Pier - A Scintillating Tale

Interactive Boards for Dorchester Town Council