Unusual requests are the norm for ARTOMATIC, so when Uncle Grey contacted us with an idea to make a poster that could play a tune, we didn't fall off our chairs, nor fall about laughing.

It's Nice That's design arm, INT Works, came to us wanting some innovative packaging. Their starting point was the silver material used to wrap marathon runners.

Ted Baker asked Harriman Steel to create a more distinct presence in their independent retailers. The insight was a home away from home–something that felt more theatrical and prop focussed, rather than the usual posters, stickers and showcards.

Royal Mail’s new media division, MarketReach asked ARTOMATIC to create business cards that would stimulate conversations and build the foundations of personal relationships. Our insight was that PEOPLE BUY PEOPLE.

We interviewed all the consultants and discovered their passions. We identified an object that signified their personal interest and made the cards from a material that referenced that object.

Produced for HarrimanSteel who wanted a secret book to carry the new Sony hand held games console.

The brief required a specific page thickness to reveal the features of the unit, which meant creating a children's board book, all of which are now made in China. There wasn't time to go to China, so we convinced a man who makes food packaging that he could, in fact, make a book. Fortunately, we were right