
Ride t-shirts – 1991
In the last of his #Cog25in25 entries, Michael writes about the projects that kicked-off Cog, including… more
In the last of his #Cog25in25 entries, Michael writes about the projects that kicked-off Cog, including… more
From 1991 to 2008 we helped to continually reinvent one of Arts Council England’s most interesting… more
In 1991 we began an 18 year relationship with one of the UK’s most interesting and… more
Working with the world’s biggest scientific trust on branding for a nine-month’s activity, plus an enigmatic… more
Helping Wellcome Collection secure their place as London’s free destination for the incurably curious. more
We knew Cambridge Corn Exchange as an incredible live music venue, having designed numerous event posters… more
Rebranding for the Charles Dickens Museum. Working with traditional crafts and considered typography, we helped their… more
Our posters for Kew Garden’s Easter activities featured their corporate typeface, Frutiger, rendered in chocolate powder…. more
Through a decade of designs, we worked with some of the world’s most exciting and inspiring… more
For five years we worked with Dance Umbrella, London’s incredible annual celebration of contemporary dance. more
On Tour was a biannual celebration of British theatre, dance and performance. We redesigned this hugely… more
In 1994 we began a fifteen-year relationship with the London Jazz Festival, helping them grow from… more
As the Barbican team developed a reputation as a world-beating contemporary music venue, we helped them… more
In 1991, a newly formed Cog Design began an 18 year working relationship with one of… more
Creating publicity for the first ticketed exhibition at Museum of London Docklands, our brief was to… more
The 4th May 2006 was a special day for us at Cog. We were about to… more
One & Other was Antony Gormley’s Fourth Plinth project – Individuals were given an hour to… more
Half Moon is a wonderful theatre, producing professional work for children and young people. We were… more
For seven years we were the publicity designers for Red Shift Theatre, one of the most… more
In 2005, for the London Design Festival, we designed this hard-back book of responses to the… more
In 2011 we created an App that allowed hipsters to shake and create almost limitless poster… more
In 2003 we worked with the digital channel Trouble TV to provide 3-second bumpers that book-ended… more
In 1995 we began a series of projects for Amnesty International. Our work included their campaign… more
Half Moon Young People’s Theatre is a wonderful venue in London’s East End. From 2005 to… more
Campaign materials, marking the opening of the UK Centre for Carnival Arts, in Luton. more