Latest Work - Maricor/Maricar

Land of Nod commissioned us to embroider their latest winter catalogue cover. More information and process pictures will be posted onto our blog soon, in the meantime here's a little about the design and the full cover on the Land Of Nod's blog.

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Private commission for a family set of Sweater Letters. There are 4 in the set, each hand embroidered with DMC/Anchor cotton floss thread on cotton fabric.

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Commissioned embroidered illustration for WIRED Magazine's December features introduction page and includes the numbers 12 and 11. For iPad users this embroidery is animated too as a nice little bonus. The piece took about 185 hours to complete. A huge task as the whole surface was covered with needlework and whilst we embroidered the piece we were also working on capturing the animation elements.

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Private commission and as family mottos go this is a very fun one.

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Hand embroidered artwork, the next letter in our Sweater Letter alphabet series. Available in a limited edition of 3 from our Big Cartel and Etsy store.

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We're farewelling London and holding a special clearance in our Big Cartel and Etsy store. Use BACK2OZ code for 30% off in our Etsy store.

Illustration

Our latest embroidery is also our largest at roughly A1. "Makers, Dreamers" is currently on display at the AMV BBDO London office as part of a typographic group show. Poster now available in our Big Cartel store

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Our new embroidery is Gusto Gusto! (pronounced goo'sto gus'to!) and it's a play on the Filipino gusto (want) and the English gusto (enthusiasm, zest, energy).

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Alphabet Soup is a typographic group show raising funds for Weave, a community organisation that provide services for disadvantaged members of the community. Celebrating letters and literacy each artist created a collection of 3 letters which we're on sale during the show. All proceeds going towards the mentoring and tutoring programs provided by Weave.

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Website design and illustration for Brian Carpenter's Ghost Train Orchestra. Brian first got in touch earlier this year about working with him to build a new site for one of his projects. The Queensland floods, four different locations and three time zones messed us around a little but the site is now live.

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