Everyday Cog

There are mysterious men sitting in our reception. Rumor has it they are from The Stage.

Michael’s in Charlton, chatting with Tracey Stringfellow, CEO at Royal Greenwich Historical Trust.

The Creative United team are here. There’s so many of them, they’re having to lean in to get in the photo.

Whilst giving Michael a tour of the Rose design studio, Simon Elliot couldn’t resist peering over one of the designer’s shoulders. We’ve admired Rose’s work for a long time; it was great to finally meet them and see their lovely space, an old schoolhouse in Rotherhithe.

Ross is meeting with George and Antonio from Harrison Parrott, they’re debriefing about our rebranding of London Chamber Orchestra.

At long last, we’re delighted to be able to show-off about the Crafts Manifesto we’ve been working on with Anthony Burrill for Crafts Council. It’s being launched, today in Parliament.

In their lunch break Joe & Ross paid a visit to the Astronomy Centre in Greenwich Park to see the Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibition. Some of the photos were out of this world.

Michael and Ross are at Protein Studios for the PV of Anthony Burrill’s new project – innocent-targets.com

One of us has been sharing their birthday celebration with the Arts Marketing Association. They are 21 today, we’re too polite to ask Sam her age.

It’s chilly in the studio. It doesn’t look like his 5pm gin-on-the-rocks is warming Joe up.

The women in black. Sam’s meeting with Jerwood Foundation and Film & Video Umbrella to talk about a potential new project.

Emi has popped in to meet with Sam and Michael. Prizes available if you know what his t-shirt means.

Sam is at the Spektrix Conference hearing about how to write better for email and the web.

Goddard’s Pie Shop has been voted Greenwich’s best eatery by Time Out this week, so Ross couldn’t resist a visit to remind himself of their wares.

Who can resist the temptation to throw packing chips in the air? Not Becca, that’s for sure.

Panic breaks out in the Cog studio when a vital part of the colour printer goes missing.

Alex and Kate from Creative United popped in to chat about new projects (they weren’t really hovering ominously behind Becca’s desk, we asked them to pose there for this photo).

Early start for Michael and Ross. An 8.30 meeting with Fiona Moorhead, from Crafts Council, chatting about the manifesto we designed for them.

It’s Cog Night. We’re at the Sexology exhibition at Wellcome Collection.

Sam and Michael are out again. This time it’s a meeting with Olly and Mike from System Simulation at their Covent Garden offices.