We’ve created the packaging design for a new flavour in the Twiss Drinks range, Apple & Blackcurrant.. In the shops now.
New Twiss Drinks flavour
JK Flesh screen-printed LP
We finally got sent our copy of the JK Flesh limited edition LP, screen-printed on to reversed grey board for that crusty feel. (more…)
Published work – Magic Packaging 2
More published work.. Our designs for Twiss Drinks have appeared in the book Magic Packaging 2 published by Designer Books. The book features strong examples of contemporary packaging design for a range of products. Great to see more of our work in print!
JK Flesh ‘Posthuman’ album taster
Ambigraph have created the artwork for a new release on 3by3 by JK Flesh aka Justin K. Broadrick. (more…)
Cuprinol Celebrity Sheds
From The Daily Telegraph
We’re excited to see some of our photos in the national press yesterday. Cuprinol commissioned 4 celebrities to build an inspirational shed and asked Ambigraph to photograph the creations while they were being built in the studio. (more…)
Ambigraph Studios
Ambigraph Studios are now up and running in South London!
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Cloaks remix CD on 3by3 Records
Versions Grain, a CD of remixes from Versus Grain by Cloaks has been released on 3by3 Records – photography and design by Ambigraph, revising the original artwork. We created a restrained design to allow space to focus on the density of the music.
Hypnograph project
The launch of another Ambigraph photographic project..
“Hypnograph is a series of images of all of the different places Anna slept overnight from 2005 until the beginning of 2010. This is a project with strict rules. All pictures of beds are taken the morning after being slept in, using only ambient light, available cameras and where possible from a similar viewpoint.”
Twiss Drinks identity and packaging design
We’re proud to announce that Twiss Drinks have just launched their new brand, with identity and packaging designed by us. (more…)
Struth!
Thomas Struth, Paradise 15, Yakushima Japan 1999
At Ambigraph we have a strong affinity for Thomas Struth’s work. Having been to his current exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery, we’ve realised how much his approach for the Paradise series resonates with our thinking behind The Withdrawing Room project.
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