London. It's not just the capital of the UK. It’s the creative and cultural Capital, recognised globally.

Therefore, we could not pass on a trip to see Buttercrumble’s design concept exhibited at Somerset House for the London Design Biennale. We had to see the show with our own eyes and acknowledge the exciting range of creativity on display.

Buttercrumble was delighted to visit Hong Kong during BODW CityProg. This was a citywide programme that engaged the creative community and businesses across the region.

As the UK was the 2019 partner nation, we had the chance to showcase our work which was an opportunity we seized with both hands! We took part in the COLLATE exhibition at 7 Mallory Street, curated by Marmalade on Toast (now Thursday Design Studio).

It was a ghoulish delight to collaborate with some little monsters at The Little Bookshop last month. To celebrate Halloween we hosted a spooky workshop where we helped local children to develop their drawing skills and create a portrait that captured their scary alter-ego on paper. It was so much fun to add an eerie twist to our drawings. 

We absolutely loved working on Pop Up & Play Co.'s recent brand refresh earlier this year. When they asked us whether we'd like to create some illustrated activity sheets for their latest exhibition, we couldn't wait to start drawing! 

In January we exhibited at The Old Red Bus Station alongside fellow illustrator, Adam Menzies. Our first exhibition of the year (titled WANDER) challenged viewers to see their environment in a new way. It launched on the 12th of January, 2017. It has now been a month since the exhibition ended and we wanted to reflect on this. 

Hello! Abigail speaking. This Wednesday I visited Venturefest at York Racecourse and wanted to share my great experience with you. The exhibition saw many local businesses displaying their work, knowledge, skills and advice across the sector from technology to creative agencies.