Our good friend fashion designer Shelley Fox asked us to help out with the print and signage for an exhibition she was putting on as part of her new role as Donna Karan Professor of Fashion at Parsons University in New York. The small folded poster advertised the exhibition, talks and symposium and gave visitors something nice to take home with them. See more photos from the exhibition here
(please note image on front of print is called ‘Betrayal III’ created by John Stezaker)
As part of a larger digital design job Nation developed the branding for high end fashion designer Alice Temperley’s new line ‘ALICE by Temperley.’ The logo was developed using the cover of a 1972 edition of Alice in Wonderland as inspiration and involved us tracking down a set of letterpress unused for 35 years (thanks in no small part to our friends at the Paupers Press). The brand is now being used across all mediums and cropping up in places like Vogue.
A little peek at some work we’re doing for fashion designer Alice Temperley’s new brand. More news as we’re allowed to talk about it.
The Savile row institution Anthony J Hewitt approached Nation to help re-launch their online presence. Suits so sharp they’d cut your eyes if you look at them too closely, It’s not hard to make that look good. MY EYEESSSS MY BEAUTIFUL EYEESSSS
We made some friends over at Leo Burnett a little while ago and created a little flash piece that reveals to us all, finally, who the make up of make up artist’s really are!
We kept things simple and to the point. See for yourself.
www.maxfactor.co.uk/uk/artistry
Lowe approached us to design and produce a new website for the London office. The site was built to hold their new mission statement, some of their latest work and an archive of their award winning advertising work from the past. We worked closely with the digital team at Lowe, and developed the idea of producing short ambient videos to compliment their new ‘very british’ branding. http://www.lowelondon.com
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