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  • St Fagans National Museum
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  • Botanic Garden Wales
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    • St Fagans National Museum
    • Food and environment
    • National Museum Wales
    • Botanic Garden Wales
    • Other highlights
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    • St Fagans National Museum
    • Food and environment
    • National Museum Wales
    • Botanic Garden Wales
    • Other highlights

A selection of highlights from other clients in our portfolio

Impact Reports

Client: The RSA


Its a pleasure to design recent Impact Reports for The RSA, learning about their values and projects along the way:

We are the RSA.
The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. Where world-leading ideas are turned into world-changing actions.
Our vision is a world where everyone can fulfil their potential and contribute to more resilient, rebalanced and regenerative futures.

Wales in 100 Objects

Client: Gomer


Wales in 100 Objects is a collection of miniature histories, each arising from a single physical object. The objects range in date from early prehistory to the present. Inside you’ll find, among other things, a Roman sword from the first century BCE, the earliest manuscript of Hen wlad fy nhadau and a Raspberry Pi, the revolutionary computer designed to help children learn coding. Opposite stunning photographs by Rolant Dafis, Andrew Green’s informative texts explain and explore each item. The objects are drawn from every part of Wales, and all are available to the public.


Cymru mewn 100 Gwrthrych, the Welsh language version of the book, won the Welsh-language Creative Non Fiction 2019 Wales Book of the Year Award.


We've designed many books for Gomer, from cookery to poetry, and everything in between!  

Brecon Cathedral

We developed a new branding for Brecon Cathedral, with a fresh logo and colour palette, to reflect their open, accessible outlook. We worked on a variety of projects, from leaflets to banners – even contactless card readers! 

'Thank you for all the work you have put into this. I’m really delighted with it... I can’t tell you how refreshing it has been working with you and the small team here in Brecon'

The Very Revd Dr Paul Shackerley, Dean of Brecon Cathedral

Parc yr Esgob / Bishops Park

Client: Tywi Gateway Trust


We designed interpretation boards, signage, leaflets and publications for this fantastic project, which has brought to life again the park and gardens around Carmarthenshire Museum.

New Welsh Review

New Welsh Review is a quarterly literary magazine publishing new and established talent - we design a print, app and epub version, and also books for the New Welsh Rarebyte imprint.  


Space for Nature

Client: Biophilic Wales


We recently designed a series of bilingual interpretation panels for Biophilic Wales and a wellbeing book:

'Biophilic Wales is protecting and promoting our Welsh wildlife. We’re creating areas that are full of native wild plants, which will enhance your well-being too. Enjoy these relaxing areas around the hospital and spend time getting closer to nature amongst the wildflowers.'

Geopark Interpretations

Client: Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark


These circular table top interpretation designs to tell the story of the people and landscape of the Fforest Fawr Geopark. The designs have different themes - people, industry and geology, which has a snakes and ladders style game to travel through time in the Geopark! The sketch is by illustrator Brett Breckon, whilst working on the industry panel. 

Circular design = challenging!

Calch

Client: Dyfed Archaeological Trust


We designed interpretation panels, booklets and leaflets for the Calch project for the Black Mountain lime quarries. The breaking and burning of limestone and carting the lime away was dangerous and backbreaking work. There is very little visual archive relating to the quarries, so we worked with illustrator Brett Breckon and photographer Dewi Glyn Jones to illustrate the story of the industry and people who worked there, and the unique geology of this dramatic landscape.


A Legacy of Dissent on the Black Mountain was a project about the conscientious objectors in the First World War who built the dam at Llyn y Fan Fach to create a reservoir. They lived and worked on the mountain, leaving a fascinating archive of political, religious, literary and artistic contributions. 


We've worked on several interesting projects with Dyfed Archaeological Trust - these two are particularly special, being so close to home.

SEE MORE PORTFOLIO:

 National Botanic Garden of Wales

National Museum Wales

St Fagans National History Museum

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