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April 23, 2010 In a look at our work:, design-flyers & leaflets
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summer events leaflet for the dinosaur coast – part of our ongoing work for scarborough museums trust. April 20, 2010
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back & refreshed we’re back open for business as usual after 2 weeks off over easter. i stayed mostly at home, with a quick mountain biking trip to innerleithen over the last weekend, while adrian and rebecca have been to spain. it’s a bit of a catch-up for a few days while we work on renaissance news before the final assault on the CHART scarborough map. impressions from the last meeting before we went on hols is that it’s nearing completion, with just a few minor adjustments and additions.
it’s been such a time consuming process, it made me think how difficult it would be to map somewhere you don’t live, in any detail. i’ve really had to use the resources available to me, such as satellite imagery, OS maps and good old fashioned walking, in order to get the level of detail we want. details as far down as kerb shapes, steps, alleys and crossings are what differentiate a pedestrian map from a road map, so we’ve been making sure we include a curved building or a waist-high wall as much as we include a huge landmark such as the grand hotel. as scarborough has so many landmark buildings and recognisable features, it makes for an interesting and beautiful map with individual qualities that couldn’t be associated with other places. also the spread of green areas has meant it’s been possible to include important contour information, valuable to a pedestrian, in a way that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. hopefully people will agree that the finished product is both useful and stunning to look at.
incidentally, as you may be able to see from the photo, spa bridge is also refreshed and open for business as usual with a shiny, new yellow surface to match the sand and a new turquoise paint job to match today’s cloudless sky! March 30, 2010
In a look at our work:, design-branding & logos, design-exhibitions & signage, design-posters, other stuff:, scarborough No comments;
we have intervened the intention of CHART Scarborough interventions was to both raise awareness of the project and to get some input from the wider community. this was done by two competitions: one prompted by signs placed on prominent buildings around the town that's a window in the art gallery above and stephen joseph theatre below - we also did woodend creative workspace, customer 1st/town hall, renaissance office and the library and via the local newspaper, the scarborough evening news, who ran a week-long competition and intend to print a version of the map in the newspaper when it’s complete.
we also stencilled messages in the town centre which we hope will prompt a few people to think about place in a new way – part of CHART Scarborough’s intention to encourage locals as well as visitors to navigate around the town to a different set of criteria. we’ve got some albeit simple philosophy on how a map can change perception of place and thus the person courtesy of walter benjamin, guy debord et al. we’ll treat you to that little nugget another day… March 23, 2010
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how did you get here? chalk stencil in Scarborough town centre. more on the the CHART Scarborough interventions soon.
March 18, 2010 In a look at our work:, creative industries, news, other stuff:, public art, scarborough
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i’ll be back in bradford this evening with andrew clay of woodend, at bmedia’s third thursday event. it’s a bit of prodigal son moment for us both having grown up in the area and now returning to tell heady tales of the high life in north yorkshire, or more accurately of the creative sector on the coast and scarborough’s national and european enterprise award wins (andrew and i both presented to the judges). i’ll be wearing my creative coast cap and we hope that this event, a reciprocal visit after steve ding visited us from bmedia before christmas, might enable us to build some strong links between creatives on the coast and in west yorkshire. mentioning bradford also gives me opportunity to post a pic of a community artwork project electric angel did several years back now – we recently obtained some better quality photos of the resulting metal gates in the east bowling community in bradford but hadn’t had chance to show them.
March 12, 2010 In news, other stuff:, scarborough
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due to vaughn oliver having to pull out of digital scarborough today due to family illness, i’ve been asked if i could fill in. so with a head full of cognitive mapping due to CHART Scarborough, i’ll be delivering a talk on the theory behind the project and our research and progress so far. i’ll also have the very latest version of the map which is still in progress. 4.30pm at westwood school of arts (yorkshire coast college, next to tesco). March 10, 2010
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intervening with CHART Scarborough CHART Scarborough is one of the big projects were currently working on. the main focus is a map of scarborough based around cognitive mapping theory aka legible cities thinking, that has the intention of encouraging people to navigate the town via cultural destinations. to raise awareness prior to the launch and to encourage some wider participation in the project there’ll be a series of ‘interventions’ around the town over the next few weeks.
some are pretty straight forward like the sign above that went up outside the library yesterday, some will be more situationist guerilla art. i’m not saying any more about those… if you’re in scarborough you’ll hopefully discover one by chance. there’ll also be a week-long competition in the local newspaper. the library sign is the first time – if you discount the progress reports on www.chartscarborough.com – that an section of the map has been seen in public. this is still a work in progress and there’ll be some changes to this after a couple more community workshops and feedback from the interventions, but it will give you a good idea of what it’s going to look like. the map will be packaged as part of a leaflet in which we intend to break away from the traditional imagery found on publications promoting this part of the world – ‘map as art object’ is one of the phrases from the original brief…
March 4, 2010 In creative industries, other stuff:, scarborough, we like this
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schools creative & media diploma last night was the first public exhibition of work by the students on the schools creative and media higher diploma in the north yorks coast area and mighty impressive it was too. we’ve been in touch with the diploma since a creative coast event in 2008 which introduced the idea to the local creative sector. i’ve since been invited to be an ‘business champion’ which involves offering a working world perspective to the diploma and helping connect local creatives with the course so students meet practitioners and get a glimpse of what a career in the creative industries might be like. rachel and i spent an hour with them at the start of the year showing them our work on the railway art project.
the diploma was described in a nutshell on the exhibition guide as… “…designed to teach young people how to work creatively; they work in groups and alone on a series of activities that will give them a good overview of the different things you can do in the creative industries. the diploma is not one subject; the students combine work in six of the following disciplines across the two years: photography, interactive media, film, television, music, drama, graphic design, 2D art, 2D art, animation, creative writing, radio and audio…”
i wish we’d had this opportunity when i was at school. last nights work was response to a brief to record the ‘distinctive atmosphere of scarborough sea front’. these students are year 10 (14-15 year olds) and the quality of work was excellent. here are some that particularly caught my eye. the image at the top is of megan jepson’s ’scarborough/castle’ in which photos of the seafront are pasted on a foamboard model of scarborough castle. megan did a work work placement with us a few weeks ago so we had an idea of what her piece would be although i’m told the final construction happened rather close to the exhibition opening – we’ve all been there. it really exceeded my expectations – the scale (which doesn’t really come across on my photo) and use of colour were spot on.
the use of text in this oil painting by shannon barker reminded me of ‘we two boys together clinging’ by david hockney. creatively integrating text with drawings and paintings was a theme in several pieces. and i was really taken with scott asquith’s ‘rolling’ in which a ball rolled and bounced the length of the sea front. it was inventive, nicely edited and great fun. a brilliant piece of work.
it’s a little unfair to single just a few out as all the students deserve to be proud of their work. congratulations too to spencer, their tutor. the only blight of the evening was that we didn’t get a better turn-out from local creatives who had been invited to come take a look and offer support to the coast’s next generation of creatives. obviously i’ve got my work cut out in this role. March 3, 2010
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espionage, blackmail, romance and menace! ah, just a typical day in the studio.
actually that’s how we’ve chosen to describe the 2010 scarborough literature festival. our design work includes posters (copywriting too on those), flyers, bookmarks targeted at adults and kids and the festival brochure. it’s a good line-up again and this year’s main image is in the style of a pop-up book with each pop-up suggesting one or more of the authors and events in the festival – this theme follows through into the brochure. we’re particularly looking forward to the beano event – tickets are on sale now from scarborough tourist information centre. scarborough literature festival - an electric angel design
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February 26, 2010 In a look at our work:, design-branding & logos, other stuff:, scarborough
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uh oh, looks like there’s about to be some menacing on our blog. dennis is coming to town for scarborough literature festival. we’ll blog our brochure, poster excerpt above, flyers and bookmark designs next week inbetween laying paving stones. ← Older Entries
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