Journal
5th June 2019
Sheffield Digital Festival
May 2019 saw the first ever digital festival hosted by Field.Studio and Sheffield Digital. The idea behind the festival was to make some noise about the digital industries booming in the city with a week-long celebration, ending with a conference at new space Ko:Host.
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5th June 2019
SYPTE campaign
South Yorkshire Passenger Transport wanted to create two campaigns that would relate to two different age groups, 15-18 and 18+. They wanted something that would feel familiar to the audiences. The campaign marketing included a mix of tradition print and motion. Field.Studio produced motion and…
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@_fieldstudio_As the creative and spatial lead designers on the upcoming Sound Seasons programme for the @mediamuseum, we’ve been working with Hadley Interiors who have been progressing the build and install in the gallery spaces. We’ve loved seeing the exhibition come to life and we’re excited to show everyone what we’ve been working on when the gallery opens to the public this Friday. In collaboration with Peter L. Dixon Design @sciencemuseum @mediamuseum
@_fieldstudio_For the last 18 months Field.studio in collaboration with Peter L. Dixon Design have been working with The National Science and Media Museum – Bradford. Working as creative and spatial lead designers we’ve formed a two part exhibition; SONIC and BOOM which shape part of the upcoming Sound Season programme. Keep your eyes on our feed over the coming weeks as we share process and progress of the extensive project. SONIC and BOOM run from 23 July - 5 December 2021. Photograph taken at Hadley Interiors – Halifax.
5th June 2019
FARE / Diversity House
In 2018 Russia hosted the World Cup. Football Against Racism Everywhere (FARE) approached Field.Studio to produce a diversity guide that included information on the 11 cities to football was being played, was mobile first in its approach and included integrated access to WhatsApp for users. The site…
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@_fieldstudio_We’re incredibly proud to have been working with the Interior Design MA course at the Royal College of Art to produce their end of year microsite. The site acts as an 'Archive’ of a unique group of graduates and pays reference to their final year, played out partly in London and latterly scattered across the globe. The student portraits are created from their WFH studios and act as a symbolic reference to all that 2020 has thrown at them. It is a credit to them that the work on display still meets the highest of standards. Good luck to all those graduating, it’s been a real pleasure working on this project with you. http://ow.ly/fSnw50AB4cG Main RCA showcase http://ow.ly/rloY50AB4cH #rca2020
@_fieldstudio_We're really sorry to announce that we have decided to postpone the Sheffield Digital Festival. We hope to reschedule for September, so please stay in touch via the @sheffielddigitalfestival insta. We wish everyone well in these uncertain times - stay healthy! #sheffielddigitalfestival #staysafe
@_fieldstudio_Just a message to say that we're still business as usual here at field, stay safe everyone and wash your hands!
5th June 2019
leapSTONE
LeapSTONE helps clients and agencies work together to use design and creativity more effectively to innovate, solve problems and add value. Established in 2009, leapSTONE approached Field.Studio to refresh the look and feel of the brand. leapSTONE needed an identity that would work in a…
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28th May 2019
Bridges to Development
Bridges to Development is a non-profit organisation founded in 2018. Their aim is to provide educational and health support to individuals and communities in low and middle-income countries. They provide aid in a way that is both creative and effective. This allows for sustainable solutions and…
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23rd January 2017
When the Oaks Fired
Exhibition Working with Stephen and the Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership, we created an engaging exhibition, which was aesthetically modern whilst paying homage to the Victorian time period and styles. This combination allowed the presented information within the exhibition to be easily…
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