Category: GRAPHIC: Print design

SP!N was a charitable art exhibition for the Drumchapel Table Tennis Club (DTTC). The project showcased 42 table tennis paddles created by artists, designers and illustrators from across Scotland — as well as one dedicated table for the exhibition. The concept for the project came from three areas; our work and connections with the DTTC; a passion to do something creative from a charity perspective; and an almost unhealthy obsession with table tennis (especially during work hours). With the success, […]

Majedie Journal Issues 10 & 11    Making sense of the numbers for a premium financial publication.   Majedie Asset Management is an independent investment boutique that prides itself on performance in the market. We were originally commissioned to create a publication aimed at investors and stakeholders that would reflect their world-view.    Working in close collaboration with the client and inspired by Majedie’s belief in detailed research, local knowledge and ‘lived’ economic experience, we developed a piece that took the […]

To maintain their globally renowned reputation, high quality recruitment is key to the commercial success of the Glasgow School of Art. GSA has the highest level of competition for places of any of Scotland’s Higher Education establishments and it is essential that they continue to attract the best, most talented students; and that those students make GSA their first choice.This, coupled with the devastation of a second fire which almost destroyed the Macintosh building, and subsequent displacement of students, underpinned […]

WASPS is a charity that provides affordable studios to support artists, arts organisation and creative business with spaces and places to be a platform for inspiration and collaboration. As WASPS South Block tenants ourselves, we (Fourtwentyseven Design and Pim-Pam) were delighted to be asked to design the report. This was originally sourced to each of us separately as an the initial project brief — however as two studios who share the same passion for collaboration we quickly joined forces and […]

The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland has a community of teaching artists spanning five disciplines and this publication sought to highlight the innovative work of their artistic community. This document details educators who have made the transition from the professional artistic world to take their first steps in research and knowledge exchange. The design for this piece of literature involved creating a flexible and creative layout to reflect the creativity of the institution, while adhering to the existing brand guidelines of […]