Bristol University Press
Invisible Britain case study
Invisible Britain – Portraits of Hope and Resilience is the first venture for Bristol University Press into photography-based publications. Our experience in working with some of the UK’s biggest and most successful publishers gave us the know-how to guide the press through production. The book, which features work of award-winning documentary photographers, has gone onto tour the UK, with accompanying exhibitions and Q&A sessions. It’s cited as an important document in revealing untold stories from people who have been left behind by government policy and austerity.
Policy Press case study
Policy Press publishes work that seeks to understand social problems, promote social change and inform policy and practice. Our core aim is to improve the day-to-day lives of people who need it most.
Policy Press
Policy Press publishes work that seeks to understand social problems, promote social change and inform policy and practice with a key aim to improve the day-to-day lives of people who need it most. As an imprint of already established client, Bristol University Press, we were subsequently asked to design key Policy Press book covers.
Bristol University Press case study
Bristol University Press, and its imprint Policy Press, publish the highest quality scholarship in the social sciences and aligned disciplines. A not-for-profit publisher, who puts integrity before profit, they wanted a bold identity for the newly-formed, over-arching university press brand. Over a year in the making, with lots of stake-holder expectations to mange, the final identity clearly stamped their mark on the academic publishing sector. The initial phase of brand creation led into design and implementation of book, journal and textbook covers for the press, as well as exhibition materials, website, micro sites, a host of marketing material and a twice yearly catalogue that puts Bristol University Press on par with Oxford, MIT and other premier academic publishers.
Bristol University Press
Brand creation, catalogue and book cover design, website design, social media assets, illustration, and exhibition design, for global-leading academic publisher, Bristol University Press.
Invisible Britain
“ This book illustrates a truth we cannot ignore” – Ken Loach
Invisible Britain – Portraits of Hope and Resilience reveals untold stories from people who have been left behind by government policy and austerity. Featuring the work of award-winning documentary photographers, we art-directed and designed this book to powerfully present the people and their words.
Futures of Work
Powered by Bristol University Press, in collaboration with a multidisciplinary editorial team at the University of Bristol, Futures of Work wanted a bold, modern, punchy brand and website to reflect their radical insights into the changing world of work.