made, thought, pdf

MadeThought is a multi-disciplinary design consultancy that is adept in brand identity and development, art-direction, packaging, printed matter and interactive design.

We have amassed a diverse and impressive client list and produced a wide range of acclaimed work. Although diversity certainly defines our creative output (esoteric luxury and lifestyle brands to art institutions), the recognition we have achieved is the result of certain constants in our work.

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MadeThought6 June - 10 August

Client: Somerset House, London

Project: Pick Me Up 2012

Exhibition identity for the annual graphic art fair at Somerset House, London.

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Client: British Council

Project: Happiness for daily life

Identity and lighting installation for a temporary café and meeting space in Gongju City, South Korea.Commissioned by the British Council (2010)

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Client: Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana

Project: Oil and water do not mix

Screen-printed poster made with oil from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster. Proceeds from the sale of the print were donated to CRCL (Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana) a non-profit organisation dedicated to restoring the Gulf of Mexico’s coastal wetlands.The project was conceived and produced in collaboration with Happiness Brussels (2010)

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Client: Jackson Gilmore

Project: Cook up a successful rebrand

Jackson Gilmour are a family run, award-winning catering company. With a prestigious client list that includes HRH the Queen and a staff of chefs with more than a few Michelin stars between them, they needed a rebrand that expressed their offer as one of the best in the business.

Client: Royal Mail

Project: How to- Spread the word

Our solution is inspired by the typographic beauty of the original King James Bible. A modern take on the 400 year old book resulted in a pocket-sized Bible with extracts relevant to the stamps. The stamps were then tipped-in by hand to form a crucifix.

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Client: Gavin Martin Associates & Colournet LTD

Project: Deliver a great idea

We suggested making use of an unused canvas - the humble proof bag. Used by printers to deliver wet proofs to their clients, the bags were screen printed with a life-sized collection of eccentric objects.

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Client: Hype For Hype

Project: Kit Form

A geometric modular stencil font.

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Client: Wilton’s Music Hall

Project: Wilton’s Music Hall

Woodblock poster, edition of 300, signed in pencil, 31x76cmPrinted by Adams of Rye onto 100% recycled paper using traditional woodblock printing techniques.

All proceeds from the sale of these prints go to help save Wilton’s Music Hall (2011).

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Client: Wilton’s Music Hall

Project: Wilton’s Music Hall

Woodblock poster, edition of 300, signed in pencil, 31x76cmPrinted by Adams of Rye onto 100% recycled paper using traditional woodblock printing techniques.

All proceeds from the sale of these prints go to help save Wilton’s Music Hall (2011).

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2011Clear Your Head Every Day (with Michael Marriott) - Outline Editions, London2010We Live and Learn - Analogue Books, Edinburgh2009In a New Place - Kemistry Gallery, LondonI Like it Here - Artspace TBWA/Chiat Day, Los AngelesGeometry in Nature - Colette, ParisThe Right Kind of Wrong (with Michael Marriott) - The Biscuit Building, London2007Put It Back - Concrete Hermit, London

Solo Exhibitions

2011No Object Is An Island - Cranbrook Art Museum, DetroitNow In Production - Walker Art Center, MinneapolisPick Me Up - Somerset House, LondonGraphic Design Worlds - Triennale Design Museum, Milan2010Happiness for Daily Life - British Council, Gongju City, South KoreaThe Art of Conversation - Idea Generation Gallery, London / Program Gallery, BerlinIf You Could Collaborate, Rochelle School, London2009Mono Colour - Electric Blue Gallery, LondonTimeless - British Council / Experimenta, LisbonOlympik - Grafik Magazine, LondonGet Involved Poster Show - Concrete Hermit, LondonSecret Blisters - MC Motors, London2008If You Could, Print Series - Kemistry Gallery, LondonEuropean Championship of Graphic Design - Graphic Design Museum, Breda2007Print Run - Kemistry Gallery, London2006KK OUTLET - Kunsthal, RotterdamFelt Tip - SEA Gallery, London2004Public Address System - Henry Peacock Gallery, LondonSwinging London - Centre du Graphisme d’Echirolles, GrenobleBallpoint - The Gallery at Pentagram Design, LondonCommunicate: Independent British Graphic Design since the Sixties - Barbican Art Gallery, London2002The Book Corner - British Council, touring exhibition, Milan, London, Tallinn2001Picture This - British Council, touring exhibition, Santiago, Bogotá, CaracasLost and Found - The British Council, StockholmJAM:Tokyo-London - Barbican Art Gallery, LondonJAM:Tokyo-London - Tokyo Opera City Cultural Foundation, Tokyo2000Version 2000 - Centre pour l’image Contemporaine, Saint-Gervais, GenèveLost and Found - The British Council, Stockholm1999Ultravision - British Council, touring exhibition, Bahrain, Delhi, BombaySigns - Atlantis Gallery, London

Selected Group Exhibitions

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Client: Anthony Burrill

Project: Let the flower bloom

Silk-screen print, limited edition of 100, signed in pencil, 50 x 70 cms.Printed on to Cairn Natural Straw 270gms 100% re-cycled paper

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Client: Anthony Burrill

Project: Let the sun shine

Silk-screen print, limited edition of 100, signed in pencil, 50 x 70 cms.Printed on to Cairn Natural Straw 270gms 100% re-cycled paper

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Client: Cranbrook Art Museum, Detroit

Project: Hello Mr. Stella

Made as a response to ‘Takht-i-Sulayman Variation I’ by Frank Stella (1969)Music composed and performed by Acid Washed.Exhibited in ‘No Object Is An Island’ at Cranbrook Art Museum, Detroit, Michigan (2011)