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What can 100 portraits teach the marketing world?
Over two days, Buttercrumble’s founders, Chloe and Abigail, created more than 100 individual, bespoke hand-drawn portraits – a real novelty in our world full of algorithms, AI and automation.
What Can I Use a Visual Abstract for?
We recently received some snail mail at the studio (always a joy)! It was a series of postcards from Museum Development Midlands (MDM). Each postcard featured one of our illustrations, and we were delighted!
From Ivory Towers to Creative Co-Production: Reflections on the NCCPE Engage Summit
More than anything, it was deeply refreshing to connect with like-minded peers who want to see academia transformed into a more inclusive space – one that meaningfully connects people, knowledge, and communities.
How Animation Can Bring Your Brand to Life
Many brands are paying more attention to their ‘motion identities’ and are treating this as a key part of their brand guidelines – but how does animation elevate a brand, or make a worthwhile ROI?
Buttercrumble Speaks at Process Events
Last month, we had the pleasure of speaking at Process Events in Leeds. It was an evening of giggles and real-life stories. We had an amazing time! We spoke about “what they didn’t teach you at design school”.
Be Illustrated for Buttercrumble’s Leeds 400 Drawathon
To celebrate Leeds400 and mark 400 years since the city’s charter was signed, Buttercrumble will embark on an ambitious creative project, illustrating 400 portraits across the city. Over the course of March 2026, we’ll host a drawathon.
Over two days, Buttercrumble’s founders, Chloe and Abigail, created more than 100 individual, bespoke hand-drawn portraits – a real novelty in our world full of algorithms, AI and automation.