This section gives you a snapshot of what's currently going on in the heads of all those who sail on the good ship PKD.
Intended to stir the soul and encourage further investigation it's always worth coming back to see what's flicking our switches.
Our ongoing relationship with the Brasserie Blanc restaurant group led to us designing their new loyalty / gift card and associated promotional campaign. Leaning heavily on 1950’s French modernism, we’ve created a distinctive and eye-catching set of visuals for this promotion. Just in time for Christmas…
A recent commission from Brixton-based children’s charity Kids City resulted in the creation of a series of idents for their afterschool clubs and playschemes. These were ustilised across a variety of media including stencils, window graphics and large format posters. Here are just 9 of the 52 we developed, check out that Mad Professor!
Just in time for the opening of Malaysian Restaurant Jom Makan’s 2nd site at London’s Westfield Shopping center, we designed and built a new website for them utlising many of the branding assets developed over the past few months. The restaurant interior also features some of our custom wall graphics.
Great article and photos from legendary Manchester photographer Kevin Cummins. Famous for his passion for the city’s music scene and it’s football team in equal measure, he once refused to leave fly out of America on United airlines.
We’ve completed a rebranding of the Jom Makan menus and associated graphics. Based around the Malaysian 14-point star, they make dramatic and colourful statement and a strong basis for further development over the coming months.
Finally collected the samples of all The Stone Roses packaging we’ve been working on over the past few months, including the deluxe Collectors Edition (4cd’s , 3 vinyl and 48 page book), singles box set and other album formats. Have to say we are delighted with how this has all turned out, the production quality is superb and the final package looks ace. In the shops from today.
Well, i finally completed the monster LEL 1400km ride in a less than impressive 118 hours. All went well for the fist 500km or so, but a combination of hills, rain, cold and fatigue took its toll. Got to Edinburgh in 44 hours but the return leg was a battle of epic proportions, only finishing with 20 minutes to spare. You can follow the full horror as it unfolded, click on the picture below
Just in time for the off, the samples of the new cycling jerseys we are developing have arrived…they are about to get a severe road test over the next few days plus a bit of field research with my fellow competitors. We’ll be looking to put a few styles into production over the next few months so watch this space.
After six months of hard training i guess i’m about as ready as i’ll ever be. I still can’t answer why i’m doing this but i feel excited about the challenge ahead. I can’t ride a bike like Wiggo but like him i will be tweeting over the course of my adventure so if any of you are in the least bit interested you can follow my progress via my twitter page; http://twitter.com/petekelsey
