Showing posts with label Airside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Airside. Show all posts

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Our next show in the Factoryroad Gallery is...


www.h099.com
Opening night Friday 21st October, from 6.30pm.
More gallery information here: factoryroadgallery.net

Richard will be taking over the wall space of Factoryroad Gallery with his brushes and paints!

Richard is an artist and designer who also makes videogames such as 
Poto and Cabenga, Frobisher Says and  Hohokum. 
Originally from Leicestershire, this will be the first time he is showing his work in the town since his A-level exhibition (he got a B). He currently lives in Crystal Palace, South London. Richard used to be a part of the notorious design company Airside. He is also in the band Satan's Cock. 

And if we are very fortunate, he may also be wowing us with his world-famous pumpkin carving skills.

His work is sprightly and charming, and never fails to plaster a smile on our faces!

RSVP please - since this is a working studio as well as a gallery space, we need you to let us know if you're coming. Thanks!













Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Plus Type Festival

Earlier this month I did a talk for the Plus Type Festival in Birmingham. I was chuffed to be on the same bill as Steve Bell from the Guardian, Jonathan Barnbrook, Jamie Wieck from Airside, and Ollie Leggett from ie Design, who was there to talk about his magnificent job management tool called Periscope.

The festival is organized by designers and aimed at creative professionals, focussing on typography. Agencies, freelancers, professional organizations and universities can all exhibit, and speakers come from all fields of visual communication - typography, type design, illustration, web, motion - who amalgamate type into their work. This year's theme was 'Hybrid', a label I can legitimately give myself in both a creative and business context. The word also reflects the current status of Birmingham, where the festival is held.

There were few photos of my actual 'speaking' (I have no idea what word I was ever so carefully enunciating in the photo below) but the room was jam-packed to satisfying/nerve-tweaking levels. There are photos of the event on Smile's website and here.




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