Everyday Cog

Anna and Michael tuned in to hear Kristina talk about her degree show project ‘Journey to the centre of the internet’.

Michael spent the afternoon on a Zoom call with the team from Making Music. He was a judge in their new, annual photography competition.

Ed’s in the studio where the windows are being cleaned.

We chatted with Sam from Selladoor about plans for social distancing at their venues.

Ed’s cooling down with an end of week gin.

Michael’s final mug-shot – 10ft tall sunflowers.

We’re back. Ed shut the studio in the freezing cold of 17th March, and opened it back up in the sweltering heat of August.

Anna’s (nearly) been at Cog for 5 years, and is of course celebrating with plenty of tea.

Listening to Nat Maher talk to us about equality in the design industry was an inspiring start to the day.

Ed’s cracked out the Cog-yellow paper to take arty photos of tea for our Journal.

The studio’s grass bunnies are helping Ed enforce social distancing in the indoor garden.

Our friend Jo Taylor (from Rambert) popped in to say hello. She couldn’t resist a quick snap of the sign we created for her when she was at MHM.

We’re having lunch together in the studio’s indoor garden today.

We’re at the Donmar for our first socially distanced Cog Night.

We’ve cracked out a fresh job folder for a new design project we’re starting.

Anna’s pleased with her plant arrival. Thanks Team!

Just when we thought is was safe to be back in the studio, Michael’s locked-down at home again whilst Anna and Jen are socially distancing via Slack.

We’re working on a new Cog website (aren’t we always). Michael’s taken on the task of uploading the old Everyday Cog photos.

Whilst clearing out all the broken electrical equipment in the studio, Ed’s accidentally created some kind of postmodern still life.

It’s been a strange, meta kind of day.