Everyday Cog

Illustrator Becca next to our banner for King’s College London’s new Science Gallery.

Sam had a meeting with an exciting new client today…

The proofs have arrived and are being checked by Jenny, bringing the curtain down on another round of season brochures for The Marlowe.

Sam does some final checks before launching the new East 15 Acting School website.

‘To caff, or not to caff, that is the question.’ The great coffee debate continues when Ocky joins us in the studio today.

In a bid to use up excess milk, Lydia makes us all chocolate milkshakes.

Michael and Sam talking to Camden Arts Centre about their archive of work and presenting it in a fresh way on their website.

Becca is pushing the launch button on a new website for The Museum of the Order of St John.

Ross hits the Cog library to do some research for a new job.

Jenny’s been away for a few days. She doesn’t look happy that she’s come back to brolly weather.

Michael’s in the basement of Somerset House (on the floating floor above the archaeological remains), meeting with Stella Toonen, Trudi Darby and James Crawford, about a new report for the Culture at King’s team.

Michael and Sam are out visiting ISAN, whose team (newly appointed Exec Director, Angus MacKechnie and General Manager, Kendal Fever) are particularly proud of their purrrr-forming cats poster.

Sam and Becca are having a Google Analytics healthcheck with Jackie and Minnie from Crying Out Loud.

Michael and Jenny are in an epic meeting with most of the staff from The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.

An early start for Jenny, meeting with Emily Barritt and Cian Murphy from the Dickson Poon Law School at King’s College London. She’s not seeking legal advice, she’s talking about publication designs.

Michael and Anna are at King’s Maths School. It’s still the holiday season so there’s lot of rearranging going on, including piles of maths-themed books in the library. Here’s head teacher, Dan Abramson, and marketing coordinator, Amy Lawrence posing with a few of them.

Jenny’s been showing off her free postcard pack from this weeks ‘Screen Unseen’ at Odeon – a series of mystery preview screenings. She saw ‘Me, Earl and the Dying Girl’.

Sam is wireframing (yes, it’s fine to use that as a verb) a new site. She’s talking it through with Jenny.

Ross is literally over the moon to be running to start his first game of the season.

Is this Michael, being papped, emerging from a swanky Shoreditch Hotel? No, it’s part of an immersive theatre piece from Dream Think Speak and LIFT Festival.