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Revolting is the proud receipient of a European Lovie Award. The Lovie Awards recognise the unique and resonant nature of the European Internet community. The awards are presented and judged by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, who are a leading body of experts, business figures, luminaries, creative celebrities and other Internet professionals. The awards recieved almost 700 entries from 20 European countries and Revolting won an award within the Education and Reference category for an interactive ‘Secret Safari’ on Brownsea Island which we produced for the National Trust. The purpose of the project was to increase young people’s interest in Brownsea Island. To achieve this the National Trust wanted to create an alternative guide to the island. Using inspiration of the unique habitat of Brownsea, Revolting worked with pupils from a local school to create unique creatures that are captured by visitors scanning QR codes at hidden locations around the island.
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Revolting is the proud receipient of a European Lovie Award.

The Lovie Awards recognise the unique and resonant nature of the European Internet community. The awards are presented and judged by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, who are a leading body of experts, business figures, luminaries, creative celebrities and other Internet professionals.

The awards recieved almost 700 entries from 20 European countries and Revolting won an award within the Education and Reference category for an interactive ‘Secret Safari’ on Brownsea Island which we produced for the National Trust.

The purpose of the project was to increase young people’s interest in Brownsea Island. To achieve this the National Trust wanted to create an alternative guide to the island. Using inspiration of the unique habitat of Brownsea, Revolting worked with pupils from a local school to create unique creatures that are captured by visitors scanning QR codes at hidden locations around the island.

1 month ago  1 note - Tags: Lovie awardBrownsea islandnational trustworknewsawardillustrationQR codegamedesignevent

Recently we had a small redesign of our business cards. The new cards all feature a QR code to make it easier to store our contact details on a smart phone. Not only that, you can now have a miniature Revolting team stood on your desk, shelves or any other surface (we’ve already had a table-top bowling competition - Ross won!). The photographs were taken by our friend Andy Whale (www.andywhale.com) and the cards were digitally printed and hand finished by Acanthus in Somerset.
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Recently we had a small redesign of our business cards.

The new cards all feature a QR code to make it easier to store our contact details on a smart phone. Not only that, you can now have a miniature Revolting team stood on your desk, shelves or any other surface (we’ve already had a table-top bowling competition - Ross won!).

The photographs were taken by our friend Andy Whale (www.andywhale.com) and the cards were digitally printed and hand finished by Acanthus in Somerset.

10 months ago  18 notes - Tags: business cardsrevoltingnewqr codeiphonepromotionnews

We have got together with a gang of our favourite creatives down here in Dorset, to put on an amazing event to showcase some of the brilliant ‘stuff’ that people are making locally.  We’re on the look out for talented local artists who want to be a part of the first Show & Tell Pop Up Shop. Who? If you’re a painter, printmaker, sculptor, designer, textile artist or are a whizz at any other creative trade, and you’re working in or around Dorset then you could be just what we’re looking for. For many makers and artists, the place to collaborate, talk and sell stuff has increasingly been in a virtual, online world, through forums such as ‘Etsy’ and ‘Not For The High Street’. Through Show & Tell, we want to bring this back into the real world so we can make friends, learn from each other and be inspired by those living and working around us. It’s our vision to put on a weekend exhibition where we can all show, share and have fun. If you would like to join in and be part of this then please read on. When? Our first event will take place On Friday 29th July to Sunday 31st July, and there’ll be different events during this weekend, including music, food, performance and exhibits. Where? We’re really lucky to have been lent an amazing property to bring you the Show & Tell Pop Up Shop. We’ve got a great venue: St Peter’s Hall, 6 Hinton Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2EN, where there’s plenty for space for everything we want to do. This was formally a nightclub you may have known as ‘Crank’. How? If you’ve got work you’d like to show us & tell people about then please download and complete this form, and email it to info@TheShowAndTellPopUpShop.co.uk Once we’ve reviewed the submissions, we’ll be in touch with those who we’d like to join us this time round. We’ll be asking each artist to pay an admin fee of £20 but they’ll get to keep 100% of their sales. To find out more visit the website: Show and Tell Pop Up Shop
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We have got together with a gang of our favourite creatives down here in Dorset, to put on an amazing event to showcase some of the brilliant ‘stuff’ that people are making locally. 

We’re on the look out for talented local artists who want to be a part of the first Show & Tell Pop Up Shop.

Who?

If you’re a painter, printmaker, sculptor, designer, textile artist or are a whizz at any other creative trade, and you’re working in or around Dorset then you could be just what we’re looking for.

For many makers and artists, the place to collaborate, talk and sell stuff has increasingly been in a virtual, online world, through forums such as ‘Etsy’ and ‘Not For The High Street’.

Through Show & Tell, we want to bring this back into the real world so we can make friends, learn from each other and be inspired by those living and working around us. It’s our vision to put on a weekend exhibition where we can all show, share and have fun. If you would like to join in and be part of this then please read on.

When?

Our first event will take place On Friday 29th July to Sunday 31st July, and there’ll be different events during this weekend, including music, food, performance and exhibits.

Where?

We’re really lucky to have been lent an amazing property to bring you the Show & Tell Pop Up Shop. We’ve got a great venue: St Peter’s Hall, 6 Hinton Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2EN, where there’s plenty for space for everything we want to do.

This was formally a nightclub you may have known as ‘Crank’.

How?

If you’ve got work you’d like to show us & tell people about then please download and complete this form, and email it to info@TheShowAndTellPopUpShop.co.uk Once we’ve reviewed the submissions, we’ll be in touch with those who we’d like to join us this time round. We’ll be asking each artist to pay an admin fee of £20 but they’ll get to keep 100% of their sales.

To find out more visit the website: Show and Tell Pop Up Shop

11 months ago  4 notes - Tags: show & tellblogeventpop up shopnews

We have getting very mucky recently. At the Arts University College at Bournemouth (through the Design Buddy programme) and via Weymouth college at a number of open print workshops, we have had a number of opportunities to get to grips with a variety of different artisan printing methods, from screen printing to letter block. Click here to see how you can get hold of some of our work. Or alternatively come along to the ‘Off The Rack’ exhibition at the Mulberry Gallery in Weymouth Library from Mon 9th May til Saturday 14th May. (Private View Thur 12th from 6 - 8) Or visit Boscombes new design boutique ‘What Alice Found’, both of which will soon be featuring some of our designs. Heres a few photos of our posters for sale in Boscombes new design boutique ‘What Alice Found’. 
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We have getting very mucky recently. At the Arts University College at Bournemouth (through the Design Buddy programme) and via Weymouth college at a number of open print workshops, we have had a number of opportunities to get to grips with a variety of different artisan printing methods, from screen printing to letter block.

Click here to see how you can get hold of some of our work.

Or alternatively come along to the ‘Off The Rack’ exhibition at the Mulberry Gallery in Weymouth Library from Mon 9th May til Saturday 14th May. (Private View Thur 12th from 6 - 8)

Or visit Boscombes new design boutique ‘What Alice Found’, both of which will soon be featuring some of our designs.



Heres a few photos of our posters for sale in Boscombes new design boutique
‘What Alice Found’. 



1 year ago  - Tags: letterpressscreenprintoff the racknewseventposterprint making

Last week our creative director was invited to Manor Park Primary School, just around the corner from our studio, to talk to an after school club or 7-9 year olds currently working on a project to design a new theme park.  Part of this project comprised of the children having to devise a logo for their park and the rides. Ross was on hand to give them an insight on what it is to be a graphic designer, and what to be thinking about when creating a brand.  It was an excellent afternoon, made extra special by the fact it seemed to be fancy dress day, which meant Ross was soon surrounded by a range of incredibly enthusiastic little Jedi’s, Princesses and Wizards.
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Last week our creative director was invited to Manor Park Primary School, just around the corner from our studio, to talk to an after school club or 7-9 year olds currently working on a project to design a new theme park. 

Part of this project comprised of the children having to devise a logo for their park and the rides. Ross was on hand to give them an insight on what it is to be a graphic designer, and what to be thinking about when creating a brand. 

It was an excellent afternoon, made extra special by the fact it seemed to be fancy dress day, which meant Ross was soon surrounded by a range of incredibly enthusiastic little Jedi’s, Princesses and Wizards.

1 year ago  2 notes - Tags: newspresentationschooltalk

Our Creative Director, Ross, spent a great day at the Arts University College at Bournemouth this weekend printing some limited edition prints to be auctioned off at the upcoming Meetdraw8 event taking place in Bournemouth later this month, click here for more info. Photograph copyright of Random Apricot / Damian Proctor http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheekydevil/
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Our Creative Director, Ross, spent a great day at the Arts University College at Bournemouth this weekend printing some limited edition prints to be auctioned off at the upcoming Meetdraw8 event taking place in Bournemouth later this month, click here for more info.

Photograph copyright of Random Apricot / Damian Proctor http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheekydevil/

1 year ago  1 note - Tags: Postercolaborationeventmeetdrawnewsblog

This weekend saw a hoard of Crafty Bastards descend upon Washington DC in the United States. That isn’t as disparaging as it sounds. ‘Crafty Bastards’ is the name of the incredibly popular arts and crafts fair that takes place in the nations capital each year. As usual, friend of the studio, the queen of etsy, Tina Seamonster was in attendance. Check out these pictures taken on the day, including a banner featuring the brand new Tina Seamonster logo as well as a spanking new, still wet from the screen-printers, ‘Save Jaws’ T-shirt, both designed by us here at Revolting. Watch this space to find out how you can get hold of a shirt yourself. 
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This weekend saw a hoard of Crafty Bastards descend upon Washington DC in the United States.

That isn’t as disparaging as it sounds. ‘Crafty Bastards’ is the name of the incredibly popular arts and crafts fair that takes place in the nations capital each year. As usual, friend of the studio, the queen of etsy, Tina Seamonster was in attendance.

Check out these pictures taken on the day, including a banner featuring the brand new Tina Seamonster logo as well as a spanking new, still wet from the screen-printers, ‘Save Jaws’ T-shirt, both designed by us here at Revolting.

Watch this space to find out how you can get hold of a shirt yourself. 

1 year ago  1 note - Tags: newscrafty bastardstina seamonsteretsy

WIN A NEW IPOD NANO Over the last six years Revolting Art + Design has produced a huge range of work for a wide range of different clients.  From a global, environmental campaigning charity to a nearby film society, from our local council to an international examination board, we have helped a wide range of organisations to be seen, heard and understood.  To celebrate the exciting milestone of our 1000th job and to say thank you to all our clients, past and present, we are giving you the opportunity of winning a brand new iPod Nano (RRP £129.00).  To be in with a chance to win simply commission us to create something for you in the next few weeks, if you are lucky enough be assigned job number 1000 we will send you one of these sexy little MP3 players, it’s as simple as that.  apple.com/uk/ipodnano
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WIN A NEW IPOD NANO

Over the last six years Revolting Art + Design has produced a huge range of work for a wide range of different clients. 

From a global, environmental campaigning charity to a nearby film society, from our local council to an international examination board, we have helped a wide range of organisations to be seen, heard and understood. 

To celebrate the exciting milestone of our 1000th job and to say thank you to all our clients, past and present, we are giving you the opportunity of winning a brand new iPod Nano (RRP £129.00). 

To be in with a chance to win simply commission us to create something for you in the next few weeks, if you are lucky enough be assigned job number 1000 we will send you one of these sexy little MP3 players, it’s as simple as that. 

apple.com/uk/ipodnano

1 year ago  - Tags: newscompetitionpromotionjob1000

As part of the B-side festival friend of Revolting, photographer Andy Whale, has been commissioned to create a set of photgraphs to be exhibited in bus stop adshells in and around Weymouth and Portland.  We were proud to layout these poster for Andy. Be sure to tweet us (@wearerevolting) and Andy (@andywhale01) if you see the work on your travels.  Here is the press release: Andy Whale is a Dorchester based photographer, he has just exhibited at Bridport Arts Centre ‘Not Quite Right’; a series of striking images of out of work actors. “I aim to produce some equally striking images for the B-side bus stop project, portraits of local people that the public doesn’t always see. By taking them away from their local environment and photographing them in a studio I aim to produce some images that will be hard not to be intrigued by!” Andy has worked in London as a freelance photographer for 25 years and has recently relocated to Dorset (where he grew up). Andy was well known in London for his outstanding images for The Royal Ballet and the English National Opera. Over the last 6 years Andy has been working as a Director Photography in Commercials and short films. During this time he has become very excited by portrait photography, where the person is everything! “A persons face can say so much, I love to give the viewer the opportunity to spend time viewing these faces and taking what they will from them, and to be in some way moved by them.” Bus Stops is a b-side partnership project with Sherborne House Arts.
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As part of the B-side festival friend of Revolting, photographer Andy Whale, has been commissioned to create a set of photgraphs to be exhibited in bus stop adshells in and around Weymouth and Portland. 

We were proud to layout these poster for Andy. Be sure to tweet us (@wearerevolting) and Andy (@andywhale01) if you see the work on your travels. 

Here is the press release:

Andy Whale is a Dorchester based photographer, he has just exhibited at Bridport Arts Centre ‘Not Quite Right’; a series of striking images of out of work actors.

“I aim to produce some equally striking images for the B-side bus stop project, portraits of local people that the public doesn’t always see. By taking them away from their local environment and photographing them in a studio I aim to produce some images that will be hard not to be intrigued by!”

Andy has worked in London as a freelance photographer for 25 years and has recently relocated to Dorset (where he grew up). Andy was well known in London for his outstanding images for The Royal Ballet and the English National Opera.

Over the last 6 years Andy has been working as a Director Photography in Commercials and short films. During this time he has become very excited by portrait photography, where the person is everything! “A persons face can say so much, I love to give the viewer the opportunity to spend time viewing these faces and taking what they will from them, and to be in some way moved by them.”

Bus Stops is a b-side partnership project with Sherborne House Arts.

1 year ago  - Tags: newsphotographyb-side festival

We recently organised a photo shoot on behalf of the International Baccalaureate (an international examination board) for a publication they were having produced in the United States. There was a very tight schedule to get this project completed. We rose to the challenge and managed to cast nine models to a very specific criteria, source a suitable school location and compile a crew of stylists and assistants within four days of being briefed. Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver art directed Photographer Andy Whale to capture a range of different scenarios in an intense yet exciting day long shoot.
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We recently organised a photo shoot on behalf of the International Baccalaureate (an international examination board) for a publication they were having produced in the United States.

There was a very tight schedule to get this project completed. We rose to the challenge and managed to cast nine models to a very specific criteria, source a suitable school location and compile a crew of stylists and assistants within four days of being briefed.

Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver art directed Photographer Andy Whale to capture a range of different scenarios in an intense yet exciting day long shoot.

1 year ago  1 note - Tags: International Baccalaureateart directionnewsphotographyworkEducation

As part of the b-side multimedia festival 
in Weymouth and Portland
, (taking place from the 17th to the 26th of September) we are working with our local film society Film Dock to present 
a FREE guerilla, outdoor screening of the 1921, silent classic 

NOSFERATU

 to be accompanied by improvised soundtrack and DJ interventions by Alan Rogers. We look forward to seeing you at 
The Clipper (Formally Barracuda) on Thomas Street in Weymouth town centre
on Thursday the 23rd of September 
from 8pm onwards. UPDATE: The screening was a huge success, attended by nearly 200 people. There was an amazing atmosphere with some ingenious music that completely transformed and revitalised a movie that is nearly a century old. Watch this space for news of future Film Dock events in partnership with Revolting. 
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As part of the b-side multimedia festival 
in Weymouth and Portland
, (taking place from the 17th to the 26th of September) we are working with our local film society Film Dock to present 
a FREE guerilla, outdoor screening of the 1921, silent classic 

NOSFERATU

 to be accompanied by improvised soundtrack and DJ interventions by Alan Rogers.

We look forward to seeing you at 
The Clipper (Formally Barracuda) on Thomas Street in Weymouth town centre
on Thursday the 23rd of September 
from 8pm onwards.

UPDATE: The screening was a huge success, attended by nearly 200 people. There was an amazing atmosphere with some ingenious music that completely transformed and revitalised a movie that is nearly a century old. Watch this space for news of future Film Dock events in partnership with Revolting.

 


1 year ago  - Tags: filmfilm docknewsevent

Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver along with his writing partner James Randall, are currently putting the finishing touches to a screenplay for “Modrapheniacs” a dramadoc tracing the lives of a gang of friends who formed a scooter club in the late 1970’s. The film is to be directed by Charlotte Loving and Produced and shot by Andy Whale. It is due to be completed later this year. In the meantime here is a teaser poster we have produced featuring the main protagonists. (Photo by Andy Whale)
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Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver along with his writing partner James Randall, are currently putting the finishing touches to a screenplay for “Modrapheniacs” a dramadoc tracing the lives of a gang of friends who formed a scooter club in the late 1970’s.

The film is to be directed by Charlotte Loving and Produced and shot by Andy Whale. It is due to be completed later this year.

In the meantime here is a teaser poster we have produced featuring the main protagonists. (Photo by Andy Whale)

1 year ago  - Tags: newsworkfilm

We had a brilliant time at the local Arts University College at Bournemouth last week, (man, do they need to sort out a catchier name for that place!) the degree shows are amazing, go and check them out whilst you still can. Part of the the reason for us to attend was to find out more about the Design Buddy initiative that Revolting are going to be involved in. We are really looking forward to working with a student next year in a mentoring capacity especially after seeing the quality of their work at the show. Find out more about the scheme here.
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We had a brilliant time at the local Arts University College at Bournemouth last week, (man, do they need to sort out a catchier name for that place!) the degree shows are amazing, go and check them out whilst you still can.

Part of the the reason for us to attend was to find out more about the Design Buddy initiative that Revolting are going to be involved in. We are really looking forward to working with a student next year in a mentoring capacity especially after seeing the quality of their work at the show.

Find out more about the scheme here.

1 year ago  - Tags: design buddynews

Phew… The big ‘Creativity Works: Dorset’ event that we were working on with Creative Dorset and Tandem Marketing took place on Wednesday. I was an extremely exciting day with some brilliant speakers. Big thanks to Roz Houchin, Clive Cobb, Gary Fooks and Matt Desmier who gave us all some amazing insights and loads to ponder upon. Watch this space for further CWD news including how to enter our upcoming design awards.
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Phew… The big ‘Creativity Works: Dorset’ event that we were working on with Creative Dorset and Tandem Marketing took place on Wednesday. I was an extremely exciting day with some brilliant speakers. Big thanks to Roz Houchin, Clive Cobb, Gary Fooks and Matt Desmier who gave us all some amazing insights and loads to ponder upon.

Watch this space for further CWD news including how to enter our upcoming design awards.

2 years ago  - Tags: newscreativity works dorset

Revolting is the proud receipient of a European Lovie Award. The Lovie Awards recognise the unique and resonant nature of the European Internet community. The awards are presented and judged by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, who are a leading body of experts, business figures, luminaries, creative celebrities and other Internet professionals. The awards recieved almost 700 entries from 20 European countries and Revolting won an award within the Education and Reference category for an interactive ‘Secret Safari’ on Brownsea Island which we produced for the National Trust. The purpose of the project was to increase young people’s interest in Brownsea Island. To achieve this the National Trust wanted to create an alternative guide to the island. Using inspiration of the unique habitat of Brownsea, Revolting worked with pupils from a local school to create unique creatures that are captured by visitors scanning QR codes at hidden locations around the island.

Revolting is the proud receipient of a European Lovie Award.

The Lovie Awards recognise the unique and resonant nature of the European Internet community. The awards are presented and judged by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, who are a leading body of experts, business figures, luminaries, creative celebrities and other Internet professionals.

The awards recieved almost 700 entries from 20 European countries and Revolting won an award within the Education and Reference category for an interactive ‘Secret Safari’ on Brownsea Island which we produced for the National Trust.

The purpose of the project was to increase young people’s interest in Brownsea Island. To achieve this the National Trust wanted to create an alternative guide to the island. Using inspiration of the unique habitat of Brownsea, Revolting worked with pupils from a local school to create unique creatures that are captured by visitors scanning QR codes at hidden locations around the island.

Recently we had a small redesign of our business cards. The new cards all feature a QR code to make it easier to store our contact details on a smart phone. Not only that, you can now have a miniature Revolting team stood on your desk, shelves or any other surface (we’ve already had a table-top bowling competition - Ross won!). The photographs were taken by our friend Andy Whale (www.andywhale.com) and the cards were digitally printed and hand finished by Acanthus in Somerset.

Recently we had a small redesign of our business cards.

The new cards all feature a QR code to make it easier to store our contact details on a smart phone. Not only that, you can now have a miniature Revolting team stood on your desk, shelves or any other surface (we’ve already had a table-top bowling competition - Ross won!).

The photographs were taken by our friend Andy Whale (www.andywhale.com) and the cards were digitally printed and hand finished by Acanthus in Somerset.

We have got together with a gang of our favourite creatives down here in Dorset, to put on an amazing event to showcase some of the brilliant ‘stuff’ that people are making locally.  We’re on the look out for talented local artists who want to be a part of the first Show & Tell Pop Up Shop. Who? If you’re a painter, printmaker, sculptor, designer, textile artist or are a whizz at any other creative trade, and you’re working in or around Dorset then you could be just what we’re looking for. For many makers and artists, the place to collaborate, talk and sell stuff has increasingly been in a virtual, online world, through forums such as ‘Etsy’ and ‘Not For The High Street’. Through Show & Tell, we want to bring this back into the real world so we can make friends, learn from each other and be inspired by those living and working around us. It’s our vision to put on a weekend exhibition where we can all show, share and have fun. If you would like to join in and be part of this then please read on. When? Our first event will take place On Friday 29th July to Sunday 31st July, and there’ll be different events during this weekend, including music, food, performance and exhibits. Where? We’re really lucky to have been lent an amazing property to bring you the Show & Tell Pop Up Shop. We’ve got a great venue: St Peter’s Hall, 6 Hinton Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2EN, where there’s plenty for space for everything we want to do. This was formally a nightclub you may have known as ‘Crank’. How? If you’ve got work you’d like to show us & tell people about then please download and complete this form, and email it to info@TheShowAndTellPopUpShop.co.uk Once we’ve reviewed the submissions, we’ll be in touch with those who we’d like to join us this time round. We’ll be asking each artist to pay an admin fee of £20 but they’ll get to keep 100% of their sales. To find out more visit the website: Show and Tell Pop Up Shop

We have got together with a gang of our favourite creatives down here in Dorset, to put on an amazing event to showcase some of the brilliant ‘stuff’ that people are making locally. 

We’re on the look out for talented local artists who want to be a part of the first Show & Tell Pop Up Shop.

Who?

If you’re a painter, printmaker, sculptor, designer, textile artist or are a whizz at any other creative trade, and you’re working in or around Dorset then you could be just what we’re looking for.

For many makers and artists, the place to collaborate, talk and sell stuff has increasingly been in a virtual, online world, through forums such as ‘Etsy’ and ‘Not For The High Street’.

Through Show & Tell, we want to bring this back into the real world so we can make friends, learn from each other and be inspired by those living and working around us. It’s our vision to put on a weekend exhibition where we can all show, share and have fun. If you would like to join in and be part of this then please read on.

When?

Our first event will take place On Friday 29th July to Sunday 31st July, and there’ll be different events during this weekend, including music, food, performance and exhibits.

Where?

We’re really lucky to have been lent an amazing property to bring you the Show & Tell Pop Up Shop. We’ve got a great venue: St Peter’s Hall, 6 Hinton Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2EN, where there’s plenty for space for everything we want to do.

This was formally a nightclub you may have known as ‘Crank’.

How?

If you’ve got work you’d like to show us & tell people about then please download and complete this form, and email it to info@TheShowAndTellPopUpShop.co.uk Once we’ve reviewed the submissions, we’ll be in touch with those who we’d like to join us this time round. We’ll be asking each artist to pay an admin fee of £20 but they’ll get to keep 100% of their sales.

To find out more visit the website: Show and Tell Pop Up Shop

We have getting very mucky recently. At the Arts University College at Bournemouth (through the Design Buddy programme) and via Weymouth college at a number of open print workshops, we have had a number of opportunities to get to grips with a variety of different artisan printing methods, from screen printing to letter block. Click here to see how you can get hold of some of our work. Or alternatively come along to the ‘Off The Rack’ exhibition at the Mulberry Gallery in Weymouth Library from Mon 9th May til Saturday 14th May. (Private View Thur 12th from 6 - 8) Or visit Boscombes new design boutique ‘What Alice Found’, both of which will soon be featuring some of our designs. Heres a few photos of our posters for sale in Boscombes new design boutique ‘What Alice Found’. 

We have getting very mucky recently. At the Arts University College at Bournemouth (through the Design Buddy programme) and via Weymouth college at a number of open print workshops, we have had a number of opportunities to get to grips with a variety of different artisan printing methods, from screen printing to letter block.

Click here to see how you can get hold of some of our work.

Or alternatively come along to the ‘Off The Rack’ exhibition at the Mulberry Gallery in Weymouth Library from Mon 9th May til Saturday 14th May. (Private View Thur 12th from 6 - 8)

Or visit Boscombes new design boutique ‘What Alice Found’, both of which will soon be featuring some of our designs.



Heres a few photos of our posters for sale in Boscombes new design boutique
‘What Alice Found’. 



Last week our creative director was invited to Manor Park Primary School, just around the corner from our studio, to talk to an after school club or 7-9 year olds currently working on a project to design a new theme park.  Part of this project comprised of the children having to devise a logo for their park and the rides. Ross was on hand to give them an insight on what it is to be a graphic designer, and what to be thinking about when creating a brand.  It was an excellent afternoon, made extra special by the fact it seemed to be fancy dress day, which meant Ross was soon surrounded by a range of incredibly enthusiastic little Jedi’s, Princesses and Wizards.

Last week our creative director was invited to Manor Park Primary School, just around the corner from our studio, to talk to an after school club or 7-9 year olds currently working on a project to design a new theme park. 

Part of this project comprised of the children having to devise a logo for their park and the rides. Ross was on hand to give them an insight on what it is to be a graphic designer, and what to be thinking about when creating a brand. 

It was an excellent afternoon, made extra special by the fact it seemed to be fancy dress day, which meant Ross was soon surrounded by a range of incredibly enthusiastic little Jedi’s, Princesses and Wizards.

Our Creative Director, Ross, spent a great day at the Arts University College at Bournemouth this weekend printing some limited edition prints to be auctioned off at the upcoming Meetdraw8 event taking place in Bournemouth later this month, click here for more info. Photograph copyright of Random Apricot / Damian Proctor http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheekydevil/

Our Creative Director, Ross, spent a great day at the Arts University College at Bournemouth this weekend printing some limited edition prints to be auctioned off at the upcoming Meetdraw8 event taking place in Bournemouth later this month, click here for more info.

Photograph copyright of Random Apricot / Damian Proctor http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheekydevil/

This weekend saw a hoard of Crafty Bastards descend upon Washington DC in the United States. That isn’t as disparaging as it sounds. ‘Crafty Bastards’ is the name of the incredibly popular arts and crafts fair that takes place in the nations capital each year. As usual, friend of the studio, the queen of etsy, Tina Seamonster was in attendance. Check out these pictures taken on the day, including a banner featuring the brand new Tina Seamonster logo as well as a spanking new, still wet from the screen-printers, ‘Save Jaws’ T-shirt, both designed by us here at Revolting. Watch this space to find out how you can get hold of a shirt yourself. 

This weekend saw a hoard of Crafty Bastards descend upon Washington DC in the United States.

That isn’t as disparaging as it sounds. ‘Crafty Bastards’ is the name of the incredibly popular arts and crafts fair that takes place in the nations capital each year. As usual, friend of the studio, the queen of etsy, Tina Seamonster was in attendance.

Check out these pictures taken on the day, including a banner featuring the brand new Tina Seamonster logo as well as a spanking new, still wet from the screen-printers, ‘Save Jaws’ T-shirt, both designed by us here at Revolting.

Watch this space to find out how you can get hold of a shirt yourself. 

WIN A NEW IPOD NANO Over the last six years Revolting Art + Design has produced a huge range of work for a wide range of different clients.  From a global, environmental campaigning charity to a nearby film society, from our local council to an international examination board, we have helped a wide range of organisations to be seen, heard and understood.  To celebrate the exciting milestone of our 1000th job and to say thank you to all our clients, past and present, we are giving you the opportunity of winning a brand new iPod Nano (RRP £129.00).  To be in with a chance to win simply commission us to create something for you in the next few weeks, if you are lucky enough be assigned job number 1000 we will send you one of these sexy little MP3 players, it’s as simple as that.  apple.com/uk/ipodnano

WIN A NEW IPOD NANO

Over the last six years Revolting Art + Design has produced a huge range of work for a wide range of different clients. 

From a global, environmental campaigning charity to a nearby film society, from our local council to an international examination board, we have helped a wide range of organisations to be seen, heard and understood. 

To celebrate the exciting milestone of our 1000th job and to say thank you to all our clients, past and present, we are giving you the opportunity of winning a brand new iPod Nano (RRP £129.00). 

To be in with a chance to win simply commission us to create something for you in the next few weeks, if you are lucky enough be assigned job number 1000 we will send you one of these sexy little MP3 players, it’s as simple as that. 

apple.com/uk/ipodnano

As part of the B-side festival friend of Revolting, photographer Andy Whale, has been commissioned to create a set of photgraphs to be exhibited in bus stop adshells in and around Weymouth and Portland.  We were proud to layout these poster for Andy. Be sure to tweet us (@wearerevolting) and Andy (@andywhale01) if you see the work on your travels.  Here is the press release: Andy Whale is a Dorchester based photographer, he has just exhibited at Bridport Arts Centre ‘Not Quite Right’; a series of striking images of out of work actors. “I aim to produce some equally striking images for the B-side bus stop project, portraits of local people that the public doesn’t always see. By taking them away from their local environment and photographing them in a studio I aim to produce some images that will be hard not to be intrigued by!” Andy has worked in London as a freelance photographer for 25 years and has recently relocated to Dorset (where he grew up). Andy was well known in London for his outstanding images for The Royal Ballet and the English National Opera. Over the last 6 years Andy has been working as a Director Photography in Commercials and short films. During this time he has become very excited by portrait photography, where the person is everything! “A persons face can say so much, I love to give the viewer the opportunity to spend time viewing these faces and taking what they will from them, and to be in some way moved by them.” Bus Stops is a b-side partnership project with Sherborne House Arts.

As part of the B-side festival friend of Revolting, photographer Andy Whale, has been commissioned to create a set of photgraphs to be exhibited in bus stop adshells in and around Weymouth and Portland. 

We were proud to layout these poster for Andy. Be sure to tweet us (@wearerevolting) and Andy (@andywhale01) if you see the work on your travels. 

Here is the press release:

Andy Whale is a Dorchester based photographer, he has just exhibited at Bridport Arts Centre ‘Not Quite Right’; a series of striking images of out of work actors.

“I aim to produce some equally striking images for the B-side bus stop project, portraits of local people that the public doesn’t always see. By taking them away from their local environment and photographing them in a studio I aim to produce some images that will be hard not to be intrigued by!”

Andy has worked in London as a freelance photographer for 25 years and has recently relocated to Dorset (where he grew up). Andy was well known in London for his outstanding images for The Royal Ballet and the English National Opera.

Over the last 6 years Andy has been working as a Director Photography in Commercials and short films. During this time he has become very excited by portrait photography, where the person is everything! “A persons face can say so much, I love to give the viewer the opportunity to spend time viewing these faces and taking what they will from them, and to be in some way moved by them.”

Bus Stops is a b-side partnership project with Sherborne House Arts.

We recently organised a photo shoot on behalf of the International Baccalaureate (an international examination board) for a publication they were having produced in the United States. There was a very tight schedule to get this project completed. We rose to the challenge and managed to cast nine models to a very specific criteria, source a suitable school location and compile a crew of stylists and assistants within four days of being briefed. Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver art directed Photographer Andy Whale to capture a range of different scenarios in an intense yet exciting day long shoot.

We recently organised a photo shoot on behalf of the International Baccalaureate (an international examination board) for a publication they were having produced in the United States.

There was a very tight schedule to get this project completed. We rose to the challenge and managed to cast nine models to a very specific criteria, source a suitable school location and compile a crew of stylists and assistants within four days of being briefed.

Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver art directed Photographer Andy Whale to capture a range of different scenarios in an intense yet exciting day long shoot.

As part of the b-side multimedia festival 
in Weymouth and Portland
, (taking place from the 17th to the 26th of September) we are working with our local film society Film Dock to present 
a FREE guerilla, outdoor screening of the 1921, silent classic 

NOSFERATU

 to be accompanied by improvised soundtrack and DJ interventions by Alan Rogers. We look forward to seeing you at 
The Clipper (Formally Barracuda) on Thomas Street in Weymouth town centre
on Thursday the 23rd of September 
from 8pm onwards. UPDATE: The screening was a huge success, attended by nearly 200 people. There was an amazing atmosphere with some ingenious music that completely transformed and revitalised a movie that is nearly a century old. Watch this space for news of future Film Dock events in partnership with Revolting. 

As part of the b-side multimedia festival 
in Weymouth and Portland
, (taking place from the 17th to the 26th of September) we are working with our local film society Film Dock to present 
a FREE guerilla, outdoor screening of the 1921, silent classic 

NOSFERATU

 to be accompanied by improvised soundtrack and DJ interventions by Alan Rogers.

We look forward to seeing you at 
The Clipper (Formally Barracuda) on Thomas Street in Weymouth town centre
on Thursday the 23rd of September 
from 8pm onwards.

UPDATE: The screening was a huge success, attended by nearly 200 people. There was an amazing atmosphere with some ingenious music that completely transformed and revitalised a movie that is nearly a century old. Watch this space for news of future Film Dock events in partnership with Revolting.

 


Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver along with his writing partner James Randall, are currently putting the finishing touches to a screenplay for “Modrapheniacs” a dramadoc tracing the lives of a gang of friends who formed a scooter club in the late 1970’s. The film is to be directed by Charlotte Loving and Produced and shot by Andy Whale. It is due to be completed later this year. In the meantime here is a teaser poster we have produced featuring the main protagonists. (Photo by Andy Whale)

Our Creative Director, Ross Cleaver along with his writing partner James Randall, are currently putting the finishing touches to a screenplay for “Modrapheniacs” a dramadoc tracing the lives of a gang of friends who formed a scooter club in the late 1970’s.

The film is to be directed by Charlotte Loving and Produced and shot by Andy Whale. It is due to be completed later this year.

In the meantime here is a teaser poster we have produced featuring the main protagonists. (Photo by Andy Whale)

We had a brilliant time at the local Arts University College at Bournemouth last week, (man, do they need to sort out a catchier name for that place!) the degree shows are amazing, go and check them out whilst you still can. Part of the the reason for us to attend was to find out more about the Design Buddy initiative that Revolting are going to be involved in. We are really looking forward to working with a student next year in a mentoring capacity especially after seeing the quality of their work at the show. Find out more about the scheme here.

We had a brilliant time at the local Arts University College at Bournemouth last week, (man, do they need to sort out a catchier name for that place!) the degree shows are amazing, go and check them out whilst you still can.

Part of the the reason for us to attend was to find out more about the Design Buddy initiative that Revolting are going to be involved in. We are really looking forward to working with a student next year in a mentoring capacity especially after seeing the quality of their work at the show.

Find out more about the scheme here.

Phew… The big ‘Creativity Works: Dorset’ event that we were working on with Creative Dorset and Tandem Marketing took place on Wednesday. I was an extremely exciting day with some brilliant speakers. Big thanks to Roz Houchin, Clive Cobb, Gary Fooks and Matt Desmier who gave us all some amazing insights and loads to ponder upon. Watch this space for further CWD news including how to enter our upcoming design awards.

Phew… The big ‘Creativity Works: Dorset’ event that we were working on with Creative Dorset and Tandem Marketing took place on Wednesday. I was an extremely exciting day with some brilliant speakers. Big thanks to Roz Houchin, Clive Cobb, Gary Fooks and Matt Desmier who gave us all some amazing insights and loads to ponder upon.

Watch this space for further CWD news including how to enter our upcoming design awards.

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Revolting is a small studio with great big ideas.

Ideas that they realise in the form of branding, brand application, print based communications and creative and cost effective print management.

Some of the best ideas require the help of talented and creative friends. Revolting always look to work with the very best to provide exciting photography, video, audio, copy-writing and web & multimedia solutions.

"Not being able to do everything is no excuse for not doing everything you can."

Revolting specialise in working with Educational, Arts, Charitable and Public Sector organisations. For these clients, as well as for most people in today's climate, there is a great need to make every penny of their budget work for them. With this in mind, Revolting always look for creative ideas that give value for money at the same time as striving to minimise any environmental impact.

Revolting work with you, not for you. They get to know you and help you discover what it is you are trying to say. They then find the right idea to say it, an idea that will get you seen, heard and understood.

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