We recently created a set of 20 icons for a pitch document and afterwards we thought well they were useful to us so why not share them as they may help other designers and could save a few minutes if you just need some quick icons.
So here they are, enjoy and don’t be shy in sending us examples if you use them anywhere fun – maybe one tattooed on your nan’s calf.
We was asked by Laura Snoad for Digital Arts magazine to take part in a piece where she asked 50 of the worlds leading graphic and interactive designs, illustrators and animators to set briefs for others to take part in.
For all 50 entries check out this months Digital Arts (In shops from Thursday 16th February)
Not too long ago in a time before Rubik’s Cubes, the Internet and bendy buses, London held an annual Christmas Games which were open to all denizens of the fair city. The games would be a raucous time with streets filled with worthy Londoners pitting their wits against each other in an effort to be crowned The Londoner Games Champion in their chosen discipline.
The website was nominated for a CSS Gallery award.
To celebrate all things Christmas in London we have created a commemorative collect of 6 Christmas cards based on tradition sports that made up ‘The Londoner Christmas Games’ – a yearly sporting extravganza that enthralled the City in the Christmas period.
Each packs contains six individually illustrated Christmas cards depicting a different traditional sport played by Londoners and on the back an interesting bit of London trivia. They come in two different colour schemes and are printed onto 350gsm 100% recycled card.
The sports include:
Umbrella Fencing, Pigeon Archery, Tower Bridge Diving, Corgi Curling, Cabbie Courier Boxing, Tourist Weighlifting.
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Alison Teale is the Principal Cor Anglais player with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. She is currently embarking on an exciting project which aims to expand the Cor Anglais repertoire and bring the instrument to the fore.
Alison has just released her new album ‘Cor!’ and wanted a website that reflected her personality and spirit that comes through in her playing.
The site integrates album tracks embedded from SoundCloud, YouTube videos along with all the sites contents that is all fully editable by Alison via the WordPress CMS.
The first version of the Blue Dot website designed by Sane & Able is live today. The site is full of rewards for doing good including books, exclusive tickets and experiences to name a few. The concept it simple so follow the start guide to gain your Dots.
“You share, invite, donate or volunteer for the causes you believe in. In return, we give you Blue Dots, which you can use to get celebrity products, career experiences and your own ‘Dot CV’, that records all your good actions and can help you get promoted or a new job.”
Sane & Able created an exciting competition and ‘check-in’ venture in collaboration with Kings Place, a hub for music, art, dialogue and food situated in the heart of London’s Kings Cross in an award-winning building.
‘King of Kings Place’ offers a fusion of a social ‘check-in’ technology and traditional competition, utilizing both digital and physical formats. We have teamed up with WildKat PR, the press company for the festival, to come up with an inventive and original way to get people to attend the Kings Place Festival between 8-11th September, encouraging them to explore the building and the events it offers.
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Blue Dot is a digital social currency that records and rewards the great actions we do for others, with great stuff for free. It utilises popular culture to motivate & enable millions of consumers to participate in creating positive global change.
The logo takes it’s inspiration from the short film by Carl Sagan ‘Pale Blue Dot’. Which looks at the world from space and how significant this can make it seem, whereas the reality is quite different.
Keep upto date on how the project unfolds by registering at.
“Sane & Able has created branding and the website for Blue Dot, an initiative which rewards people for charitable activities and giving, using a new Blue Dots online currency.
Users can collect the Blue Dots by donating through the Just Giving online donations scheme, and can then exchange the currency for goods such as books, CDs and films. The scheme has been set up by Chris Ward, creative director for Comic Relief.”
WildKat PR showcase some of the hottest young talent in the classical music industry at their “Young Artist Showcase” held regularly at The Forge (Camden). We was asked to create a concept that could be used as a standalone poster or part of an e-flyer for promotional purposes. The result was a typographic poster that is based around the individual theme for each showcase but always links back to classical music with some humour that fans will understand and that would also intrigue the non-classical fan.
The posters are A2 and printed onto recycled board and are limited to a few…
