Revolting are proud to announce that we are now working with our friend Tina Seamonster, to develop her range of hand made products.  Tina is based in Washington DC, where she makes a wide range of zombie paper products for Books-A-Million, a major US bookstore, as well as selling them through her online store on Etsy (the internets marketplace for handmade goods). She has delivered over 30,000 pieces in the last year, all made by hand in her living room production line. Having collaborated on a couple of projects in the past, Tina approached us with the idea to redesign her entire range and help develop some new ones. The first wave of these have already been picked up by Books-A-Million, with more to follow soon. Click on a product below to get your hands on a Yetis Love Spaghetti fridge magnet, or Obama kicking some zombie ass on a neat little bookmark. All illustrations created in house by Revolting, apart from Obama, drawn by Chris Piers.
Click to view larger image

Revolting are proud to announce that we are now working with our friend Tina Seamonster, to develop her range of hand made products. 

Tina is based in Washington DC, where she makes a wide range of zombie paper products for Books-A-Million, a major US bookstore, as well as selling them through her online store on Etsy (the internets marketplace for handmade goods).

She has delivered over 30,000 pieces in the last year, all made by hand in her living room production line.

Having collaborated on a couple of projects in the past, Tina approached us with the idea to redesign her entire range and help develop some new ones. The first wave of these have already been picked up by Books-A-Million, with more to follow soon.

Click on a product below to get your hands on a Yetis Love Spaghetti fridge magnet, or Obama kicking some zombie ass on a neat little bookmark.

All illustrations created in house by Revolting, apart from Obama, drawn by Chris Piers.

1 year ago  2 notes - Tags: tina seamonsterzombiesmagnetsbookmarksscrapbook

We have just updated our Etsy with some new prints. These have been made either at one of the brilliant one day workshops arranged by the Arts University College Bournemouth, as part of the design buddy programme, or the “Alt P” ongoing workshop, hosted at Weymouth College. Check out the posters below and visit the store if you wish to buy one.  Say Yes - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy Screen Print - Inspired “Two-Headed Boy” by Neutral Milk Hotel. Click here to buy What’s the Point - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy PSD - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy Sputnik Beep Beep Beep - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy
Click to view larger image

We have just updated our Etsy with some new prints. These have been made either at one of the brilliant one day workshops arranged by the Arts University College Bournemouth, as part of the design buddy programme, or the “Alt P” ongoing workshop, hosted at Weymouth College.

Check out the posters below and visit the store if you wish to buy one. 



Say Yes - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy





Screen Print - Inspired “Two-Headed Boy” by Neutral Milk Hotel. Click here to buy





What’s the Point - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy





PSD - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy





Sputnik Beep Beep Beep - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy

1 year ago  - Tags: Print makingscreenprintprintscrapbooketsyWeymouth CollegeAUCBletterpress

Project Hero “The Stan Lee Foundation and Todd McFarlane invite comics artists to create a superhero character that will excite a global audience. What can your superhero do? What are your superhero’s special powers? How can they help the world?” This is the result of a day long workshop headed up by Revolting Art + Design, in collaboration with Seven Spring Studios (photography) and Digibug (web design and model). The day started off with a brainstorming session over a full english at our current favourite cafe down by the beach. We then split up with different missions, ranging from buying tights to fit a strapping young gent and making a bandolier from hastily sourced pantone pens, to constructing a cape made from Design Week back issues.  We recorded the whole day on twitter under the hashtag #projecthero, which provided us with a lot of encouragement from our various followers on the net.  See our microsite for more information and images of The Designer (more content will follow in the next few days). www.wearerevolting.co.uk/projecthero Please help us out and vote for The Designer on Talenthouse
Click to view larger image

Project Hero

“The Stan Lee Foundation and Todd McFarlane invite comics artists to create a superhero character that will excite a global audience. What can your superhero do? What are your superhero’s special powers? How can they help the world?”

This is the result of a day long workshop headed up by Revolting Art + Design, in collaboration with Seven Spring Studios (photography) and Digibug (web design and model). The day started off with a brainstorming session over a full english at our current favourite cafe down by the beach. We then split up with different missions, ranging from buying tights to fit a strapping young gent and making a bandolier from hastily sourced pantone pens, to constructing a cape made from Design Week back issues. 

We recorded the whole day on twitter under the hashtag #projecthero, which provided us with a lot of encouragement from our various followers on the net. 

See our microsite for more information and images of The Designer (more content will follow in the next few days). www.wearerevolting.co.uk/projecthero

Please help us out and vote for The Designer on Talenthouse

1 year ago  - Tags: competitionsuperheroscrapbookphotographywebsite

Ross is really enjoying the current ‘History of Horror’ series on BBC4 with the brilliant Mark Gatiss. It is stirring up lots of fond childhood memories of sneaking downstairs to watch a late night serving of murder and mayhem whilst his mum snores away on the sofa, unaware that her sons mind was being beautifully warped beside her.  This poster of the ‘Masque Of The Red Death’ flashed up momentary on this weeks episode which brought back a host of bizarre half remembered images. Brilliant stuff. They don’t make movies like that  any more and they certainly don’t make posters like this, more is the pity. Oh, Happy Halloween by the way.
Click to view larger image

Ross is really enjoying the current ‘History of Horror’ series on BBC4 with the brilliant Mark Gatiss. It is stirring up lots of fond childhood memories of sneaking downstairs to watch a late night serving of murder and mayhem whilst his mum snores away on the sofa, unaware that her sons mind was being beautifully warped beside her. 

This poster of the ‘Masque Of The Red Death’ flashed up momentary on this weeks episode which brought back a host of bizarre half remembered images. Brilliant stuff. They don’t make movies like that  any more and they certainly don’t make posters like this, more is the pity.

Oh, Happy Halloween by the way.

1 year ago  1 note - Tags: blogposterscrapbookretrohorrorhalloween

Limbo by Play Dead Games

We have been blown away by this incredibly beautiful 2d platformer available for download on XBox Live. The visuals are hauntingly reminiscent of early silent cinema (see our previous post for news of an exciting FREE screening of Nosferatu coming up in Weymouth town centre).

If you have access to a Xbox, even if you don’t normally play video games, you have to give this a go.

1 year ago  1 note - Tags: scrapbookvideo games

Revolting handwriting Revolting has created a series of real handwriting typefaces for you to download. Click on a hand below to get a specific font, or click here to get the whole lot, along with some bonus ‘work experience’ sets.
Click to view larger image

Revolting handwriting

Revolting has created a series of real handwriting typefaces for you to download.

Click on a hand below to get a specific font, or click here to get the whole lot, along with some bonus ‘work experience’ sets.




1 year ago  2 notes - Tags: scrapbooktypographydownloadshandwriting

Big Bag Big Boom

An amazing stop motion graffiti animation by BLU, depicting the big bang and the evolution of life and the planet.

It’s hard to comprehend the amount of planning, time and effort that has gone into producing something this stunning.

1 year ago  1 note - Tags: scrapbookgraffiti

Recently Ross attended a comic book convention and he came across a load of back issues of Secret Wars Two that he once had as a kid. This particular cover managed to burn itself into the imagination of the little geeky nine year old as he never forgot it. “How much…? 10p… Sold!”
Click to view larger image

Recently Ross attended a comic book convention and he came across a load of back issues of Secret Wars Two that he once had as a kid. This particular cover managed to burn itself into the imagination of the little geeky nine year old as he never forgot it.

“How much…? 10p… Sold!”

1 year ago  - Tags: scrapbookgeek

What an amazing image… chuck me my credit card… Available from Public Domain Clothing
Click to view larger image

What an amazing image… chuck me my credit card…

Available from Public Domain Clothing

2 years ago  5 notes - Tags: Scrapbookinspiringclothing

Ross recently found one of his favorite books from his childhood on ebay, check out the brilliant illustration on the dust cover. (Ross would like to point out that it was an OLD book back when he first read it, he isn’t THAT old)
Click to view larger image

Ross recently found one of his favorite books from his childhood on ebay, check out the brilliant illustration on the dust cover. (Ross would like to point out that it was an OLD book back when he first read it, he isn’t THAT old)

2 years ago  - Tags: Scrapbook

Why do I know these would be the top of the food-chain if they existed…

Why do I know these would be the top of the food-chain if they existed…

2 years ago  - Tags: scrapbook

pic of the day

pic of the day

2 years ago  1 note - Tags: photographyscrapbook

Lost DHARMA INITIATIVE trainers
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Lost DHARMA INITIATIVE trainers

2 years ago  - Tags: ScrapbookInspiring

Revolting are proud to announce that we are now working with our friend Tina Seamonster, to develop her range of hand made products.  Tina is based in Washington DC, where she makes a wide range of zombie paper products for Books-A-Million, a major US bookstore, as well as selling them through her online store on Etsy (the internets marketplace for handmade goods). She has delivered over 30,000 pieces in the last year, all made by hand in her living room production line. Having collaborated on a couple of projects in the past, Tina approached us with the idea to redesign her entire range and help develop some new ones. The first wave of these have already been picked up by Books-A-Million, with more to follow soon. Click on a product below to get your hands on a Yetis Love Spaghetti fridge magnet, or Obama kicking some zombie ass on a neat little bookmark. All illustrations created in house by Revolting, apart from Obama, drawn by Chris Piers.

Revolting are proud to announce that we are now working with our friend Tina Seamonster, to develop her range of hand made products. 

Tina is based in Washington DC, where she makes a wide range of zombie paper products for Books-A-Million, a major US bookstore, as well as selling them through her online store on Etsy (the internets marketplace for handmade goods).

She has delivered over 30,000 pieces in the last year, all made by hand in her living room production line.

Having collaborated on a couple of projects in the past, Tina approached us with the idea to redesign her entire range and help develop some new ones. The first wave of these have already been picked up by Books-A-Million, with more to follow soon.

Click on a product below to get your hands on a Yetis Love Spaghetti fridge magnet, or Obama kicking some zombie ass on a neat little bookmark.

All illustrations created in house by Revolting, apart from Obama, drawn by Chris Piers.

We have just updated our Etsy with some new prints. These have been made either at one of the brilliant one day workshops arranged by the Arts University College Bournemouth, as part of the design buddy programme, or the “Alt P” ongoing workshop, hosted at Weymouth College. Check out the posters below and visit the store if you wish to buy one.  Say Yes - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy Screen Print - Inspired “Two-Headed Boy” by Neutral Milk Hotel. Click here to buy What’s the Point - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy PSD - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy Sputnik Beep Beep Beep - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy

We have just updated our Etsy with some new prints. These have been made either at one of the brilliant one day workshops arranged by the Arts University College Bournemouth, as part of the design buddy programme, or the “Alt P” ongoing workshop, hosted at Weymouth College.

Check out the posters below and visit the store if you wish to buy one. 



Say Yes - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy





Screen Print - Inspired “Two-Headed Boy” by Neutral Milk Hotel. Click here to buy





What’s the Point - Letterpress Poster Click here to buy





PSD - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy





Sputnik Beep Beep Beep - Screen Printed Poster Click here to buy

Project Hero “The Stan Lee Foundation and Todd McFarlane invite comics artists to create a superhero character that will excite a global audience. What can your superhero do? What are your superhero’s special powers? How can they help the world?” This is the result of a day long workshop headed up by Revolting Art + Design, in collaboration with Seven Spring Studios (photography) and Digibug (web design and model). The day started off with a brainstorming session over a full english at our current favourite cafe down by the beach. We then split up with different missions, ranging from buying tights to fit a strapping young gent and making a bandolier from hastily sourced pantone pens, to constructing a cape made from Design Week back issues.  We recorded the whole day on twitter under the hashtag #projecthero, which provided us with a lot of encouragement from our various followers on the net.  See our microsite for more information and images of The Designer (more content will follow in the next few days). www.wearerevolting.co.uk/projecthero Please help us out and vote for The Designer on Talenthouse

Project Hero

“The Stan Lee Foundation and Todd McFarlane invite comics artists to create a superhero character that will excite a global audience. What can your superhero do? What are your superhero’s special powers? How can they help the world?”

This is the result of a day long workshop headed up by Revolting Art + Design, in collaboration with Seven Spring Studios (photography) and Digibug (web design and model). The day started off with a brainstorming session over a full english at our current favourite cafe down by the beach. We then split up with different missions, ranging from buying tights to fit a strapping young gent and making a bandolier from hastily sourced pantone pens, to constructing a cape made from Design Week back issues. 

We recorded the whole day on twitter under the hashtag #projecthero, which provided us with a lot of encouragement from our various followers on the net. 

See our microsite for more information and images of The Designer (more content will follow in the next few days). www.wearerevolting.co.uk/projecthero

Please help us out and vote for The Designer on Talenthouse

Ross is really enjoying the current ‘History of Horror’ series on BBC4 with the brilliant Mark Gatiss. It is stirring up lots of fond childhood memories of sneaking downstairs to watch a late night serving of murder and mayhem whilst his mum snores away on the sofa, unaware that her sons mind was being beautifully warped beside her.  This poster of the ‘Masque Of The Red Death’ flashed up momentary on this weeks episode which brought back a host of bizarre half remembered images. Brilliant stuff. They don’t make movies like that  any more and they certainly don’t make posters like this, more is the pity. Oh, Happy Halloween by the way.

Ross is really enjoying the current ‘History of Horror’ series on BBC4 with the brilliant Mark Gatiss. It is stirring up lots of fond childhood memories of sneaking downstairs to watch a late night serving of murder and mayhem whilst his mum snores away on the sofa, unaware that her sons mind was being beautifully warped beside her. 

This poster of the ‘Masque Of The Red Death’ flashed up momentary on this weeks episode which brought back a host of bizarre half remembered images. Brilliant stuff. They don’t make movies like that  any more and they certainly don’t make posters like this, more is the pity.

Oh, Happy Halloween by the way.

Limbo by Play Dead Games

We have been blown away by this incredibly beautiful 2d platformer available for download on XBox Live. The visuals are hauntingly reminiscent of early silent cinema (see our previous post for news of an exciting FREE screening of Nosferatu coming up in Weymouth town centre).

If you have access to a Xbox, even if you don’t normally play video games, you have to give this a go.

Revolting handwriting Revolting has created a series of real handwriting typefaces for you to download. Click on a hand below to get a specific font, or click here to get the whole lot, along with some bonus ‘work experience’ sets.

Revolting handwriting

Revolting has created a series of real handwriting typefaces for you to download.

Click on a hand below to get a specific font, or click here to get the whole lot, along with some bonus ‘work experience’ sets.




Big Bag Big Boom

An amazing stop motion graffiti animation by BLU, depicting the big bang and the evolution of life and the planet.

It’s hard to comprehend the amount of planning, time and effort that has gone into producing something this stunning.

Recently Ross attended a comic book convention and he came across a load of back issues of Secret Wars Two that he once had as a kid. This particular cover managed to burn itself into the imagination of the little geeky nine year old as he never forgot it. “How much…? 10p… Sold!”

Recently Ross attended a comic book convention and he came across a load of back issues of Secret Wars Two that he once had as a kid. This particular cover managed to burn itself into the imagination of the little geeky nine year old as he never forgot it.

“How much…? 10p… Sold!”

What an amazing image… chuck me my credit card… Available from Public Domain Clothing

What an amazing image… chuck me my credit card…

Available from Public Domain Clothing

Ross recently found one of his favorite books from his childhood on ebay, check out the brilliant illustration on the dust cover. (Ross would like to point out that it was an OLD book back when he first read it, he isn’t THAT old)

Ross recently found one of his favorite books from his childhood on ebay, check out the brilliant illustration on the dust cover. (Ross would like to point out that it was an OLD book back when he first read it, he isn’t THAT old)

Why do I know these would be the top of the food-chain if they existed…

Why do I know these would be the top of the food-chain if they existed…

pic of the day

pic of the day

Lost DHARMA INITIATIVE trainers

Lost DHARMA INITIATIVE trainers

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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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