Interview with ‘I Love Dust’ for CR

We took a trip to famed Soho burger bar ‘Meat Liquor’ (pronounced ‘meat licker’) yesterday to film the latest Creative Review interview.

We spoke to creative director of architecture firm ‘Shed’ who bought in ‘I Love Dust’ to add some amazing illustrations to the interior. Taking inspiration from Dali, Steadman and in no small way, owner and the driving-force behind ‘Meat Liquor’ Yianni Papoutsis. Well worth a visit – for the burgers first and foremost but whilst you’re waiting for your order the amazing interior well certainly keep you entertained.

2012!

A slightly belated Happy New Year and a little update for 2012! We’ve got a great stack of projects coming up before March, including promos for the V&A’s new exhibition, British Design, Creative Review’s iPad app and more besides.

Tomorrow (snow permitting!) we’re filming a new CRTV episode at Soho burger joint, Meat Liquor, talking to illustration team I Love Dust and interior architects Shed about their approach for the amazing interior. You can see some photos here (on Dezeen) to get an idea of what we’ll be discussing.

More updates coming soon.

Creative Review – McKnight Kauffer Profile

Screening in Los Angeles

Our film produced with Creative Review, profiling letterpress typographer and designer Kelvyn Smith will be shown as part of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) screening – ‘EXPOSURE: IDEAS AND PROCESS // PAST AND FUTURE’ Read more about it here.

The screening takes place at Downtown Independent - Wednesday, November 30, 2011 from 8:00 PM, head down if you’re in LA. (Thanks to Jack at AIGA)

D&AD Mentored company

Order will soon be starting out as a D&AD mentored business, we’ve just been finalising the process that will see us being linked with an established company in the production industry.

Helping us advance our business knowledge and expertise, whilst generally advising us how best to move forward to improve and expand Order as well as the work we do.

Not much more we can say yet, but very excited about the possibilities that this will bring us. More to come!

Profile of McKnight-Kauffer exhibition

The next episode in our continuing collaboration with Creative Review will see us travelling to Islington’s newly opened Edward McKnight-Kauffer exhibition. The show is running until December 18th at the Estorick Collection of Italian Modern Art.

We will be talking to exhibition curator Christopher Adams about the enduring figure of McKnight-Kauffer and his famed poster art. You can read more about the artist and the show on the Estorick site here. Its really worth seeing if you get a chance.

ORDER at the V&A

Our short produced for the Crafts Council’s current exhibition ‘The Power of Making’ is currently screening as part of a series of videos in the V&A’s Porter Gallery.

Our video features letterpress typographer Kelvyn Smith and is a companion piece to our profile of Mr Smith and his letterpress workshop produced last year for Creative Review.

Pop along to have a look and catch ours and the other films on offer if you can, the show runs until 2nd January 2012.

Tweeting about Facebook

So with the launch of our new site just around the corner, we thought it was good time to put right our absence from these increasingly popular social-networking sites you’ll have read so much about. So please follow, like and friend us to keep up with our continuing adventures.

ORDER is now on Facebook and Twitter.

Our handiwork discussed by Dazed

There’s a little bit more about the visuals we produced for last weekend’s Latitude 2011 on Dazed Digital today.
Thanks to Ben James from Jotta for the mention.
You can read more here.

Visuals at Latitude

If you’re heading to Latitude this weekend look out for our new visuals on their patented ‘water screen’. A cloud of water droplets blasted into the air act as an invisible 10×6 metre screen, with holographic like visuals appearing to float above the lake.

Amongst the 12 selected works you’ll be able to spot some sequences produced by ORDER, with juggling hands, kaleidoscopic patterns and vivid colours making up our contribution.

You can see an excerpt of the imagery here.