Black Tomato TV (BTTV)

Work continues with Black Tomato – the unique travel company.
They have just set up a new web-based TV channel – BTTV.
An audio/visual take on their perception of travelling.
This is the Ident for BTTV.



Black Tomato's world isn't made up of countries, continents,
coorindates or travel destinations. Nor is it defined by borders.
Black Tomato's world is made up of unique and individual experiences.
These unique experiences and memories are what defines a person.
A world is made up of people and the sights they see,
and not just the sights themselves.
That's why Black Tomato see the world differently.

BTTV — Best Case Scenarios

As part of Black Tomato's new web TV channel (BTTV) we created a series of 'Best Case Scenarios', animated in the style of airplane safety cards. These include 'How to Get Over Jetlag', 'How to Acclimatise at Altitude' (shown below), 'How to Avoid Getting Arrested', 'How to Tip', 'How to Barter in a Market' and 'How to Avoid Being Eaten on Safari'.

Best Case Scenario — How to Get Over Jetlag

If Looks Could Kill

This is the trailer for the second Fashion in Film Festival,
created and curated by Central Saint Martins.
The Festival is called 'If Looks Could Kill'.
This year the festival is all about the fashions in various crime,
serial killer and thriller films.
The trailer stars the wonderful Robots in Disguise Dee Plume & Sue Denim from the Mighty Boosh.

Emeco Brand Poster

Just completed this brand poster for Emeco with
Ian Perkins & Darren Wright.
It's about opposite ends of the social spectrum.
Two people who would generally never meet.
Emeco chairs were originally designed for the U.S. Navy,
as they are bomb proof and very light weight.
Now you can find them in trendy bars across the world.
Emeco are rooted in opposites:
Utilitarian | Designer.
McDonalds | Milan.
Army Issue | Art Galleries.
Light | Strong.

Dirt is Good for You

A few years ago at KesselsKramer I did this campaign for the Hans Brinker Budget Hotel.

London Underground Timetables.

Interactive timetables for the London Underground.
Figure out how long any journey on the Underground will take, by rotating the various discs.
Timings are accurate to within 30 seconds.
Timings were worked out by taking tube line journey's several times, and then taking an average.