Everyday Cog

Ocky and Alec, from Paul Hamlyn Foundation. poring over the details of a huge new report about project-based education.

Ocky has been photographing items from the Charles Dickens Museum shop, to add to their Shopify account on their website.

Michael’s been taking photos for updates to our website. Here he is capturing the beauty of mugs from Canterbury museums.

Training day. Julia and Shannon from Charles Dickens Museum came in to learn how to update their new website, from George and Ocky.

Sydney Thornbury, the new Chief Exec at The Conservatoire is here to look at wireframes and visuals of their new site. She likes them.

Michael’s been to the Royal Academy of Dance to discuss the next stage of our branding/promotions for their new Teachers’ Registration Scheme.

Michael’s out again. A multi-meeting tour of London, ending at the Museum of the Order of St John, about a possible new project.

The eleventh second of the eleventh minute of the hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of an arbitrary year in history.

Has Harry Hill popped into the studio? No, it’s John with his new glasses.

Michael’s out and about again. Today was a trip to Canterbury Council to pitch for a big new project.

This is a man who is comfortable in his surroundings. Ocky and Michael are at a meeting in London’s swankiest square.

A quick lunch break during a 4hr meeting with The Conservatoire team and web developer Paul (who’d come from Leeds for the afternoon).

Cog Night. Mike and John in the shop of the unknown craftsman at British Museum. Grayson Perry wouldn’t let us take photos in the exhibition.

Michael was away for the day, he left us a motivational note. John made an improvement.

Michael and Mike have been to the Society of London Theatre, presenting initial ideas for a new project.

Michael spent the morning at The Commonwealth Foundation, chatting about a new project with Marcie Shaoul and Claire Turner.

It’s always great to see our work in the wild. Today was the first sighting of our Dickens’ exhibition poster for Museum of London.

Sometimes, there’s no substitute for talking through a problem. We all took a couple of hours out to chat about a new brief.

Delivery day. We’re all stocked up with Xmas teas and biscuits, and there’s a crate of beer unpacked into the fridge.

Guerrilla signage. Ocky was up early to place this cardboard sign on his journey to work. It’s a test for a hand-painted version.

Random browsing in Spotify throws up some occasional gems. This discovery has catapulted itself into all our favourites lists.