A new website for Carter Hughes Davies – architects, surveyors and project managers in Bath
100 Best Typefaces Ever
“Bodoni!” That was the greeting the team used while we put together this 180-page luxury publication aimed at designers. And it so happens that Bodoni was the number two typeface on the list, as I consulted with designers across the industry and researched and wrote about dozens upon dozens of fascinating characters – both the letters and their designers!
Political report for GMB
It was an important Congress for the GMB trade union, having recently elected a new General Secretary the political team were counting on us to make it the report sharp.
The Opun difference
The word back from the client was: “We love it.”
Copy for the OAG website
An entire website about stunning architecture, all made from glass? I liked the sound of that and I was lucky enough to write great swathes of copy for it.
Classic Fantasy Film Art
The editor Beren and I planned this feature meticulously, focusing on the 1980s and arguing a great deal about just which posters should go in. I won out on the likes of The Dark Crystal and Raiders of the Lost Ark, while he insisted on Willow and Big Trouble in Little China.
ASUS Tech in Style magazine
As the editor, I developed feature ideas, commissioned and wrote articles, and worked closely with a team of fantastic designers, photographers and illustrators to produce something that ticked the right boxes for ASUS and its customers.
Hvass & Hannibal in Communication Arts
The editor wanted an article explaining what makes the unique creative duo Sofie Hannibal and Nan Na Hvass tick. What are their creative backgrounds and influences? How have their careers developed? How do they approach new projects? What has made them so successful?
Brew your own
Inside you’ll find advice on preparation, as well as recipes for wine, mead, cider, various beers, sparkling drinks, liqueurs and cocktails.
Our Name in History for Ancestry.co.uk
The brief was to write in a style that was light, accessible, interesting and, of course, accurate. In most cases, the trick was knowing how much detail to include so as not to baffle the casual reader with historical mumbo jumbo.