Right Aligned Live
London
Creative Networking
27 May | 2 – 4pm
Excited to announce that @marianneolaleye , Richard Williams and @monkeyfish18 will be joining us later this month at our first networking event for a panel conversation hosted by @joshua__darby , the founder of @questionmarque.studio .
Our aim is to begin exploring industry challenges, regional difficulties and how our panelists remain positive during tumultuous times.
If you are attending we encourage you to bring promotional assets such as business cards and branded merchandise so we can help you win new business!
We will also be providing attendees with small bundles to enjoy including the first printed edition of our Design Directory to help connect communities.
You will also be able to meet local agencies and representatives from industry organisations including @shillington_ and @we_are_represent helping boost your network for future wins!
Limited tickets are available via the Eventbrite link in our bio!
#design #events #designevents #london
Our friend Jacob Banks has just announced Limerence — the fourth project we’ve had the honour of working on together, dropping in a few weeks.
So it felt like the right time to look back at Yonder.
A project released in three “books,” each its own moment, before coming together as a complete collection.
We worked across the full visual world — artwork (digital, motion + vinyl), tour identity, social rollout, and a premium capsule collection built around the idea of three.
Each chapter was designed to extend the journey. Not just a release, but something that unfolded over time.
Jacob Banks has just announced Limerence — the fourth project we’ve had the honour of working on together, dropping in a few weeks.
So it felt like the right time to look back at Yonder.
A project released in three “books,” each its own moment, before coming together as a complete collection.
We worked across the full visual world — artwork (digital, motion + vinyl), tour identity, social rollout, and a premium capsule collection built around the idea of three.
Each chapter was designed to extend the journey. Not just a release, but something that unfolded over time.
Our friend Jacob Banks has just announced Limerence — the fourth project we’ve had the honour of working on together, dropping in a few weeks.
So it felt like the right time to look back at Yonder.
A project released in three “books,” each its own moment, before coming together as a complete collection.
We worked across the full visual world — artwork (digital, motion + vinyl), tour identity, social rollout, and a premium capsule collection built around the idea of three.
Each chapter was designed to extend the journey. Not just a release, but something that unfolded over time.
We partnered with Earthshot Ventures to redesign their website and reposition their digital presence as they prepared for their next phase of growth.
Having previously worked with their sister organisation, Elemental Impact, we were brought in to create a modern platform that better reflects Earthshot’s role as a venture capital firm backing outlier founders building the future—across technology, planet and powerful innovation waves.
Delivered on a tight timeline, the new site provides a clear, confident foundation for the firm’s next round of investment and ongoing portfolio growth.
More to come as we continue developing the platform with the team.
We partnered with Earthshot Ventures to redesign their website and reposition their digital presence as they prepared for their next phase of growth.
Having previously worked with their sister organisation, Elemental Impact, we were brought in to create a modern platform that better reflects Earthshot’s role as a venture capital firm backing outlier founders building the future—across technology, planet and powerful innovation waves.
Delivered on a tight timeline, the new site provides a clear, confident foundation for the firm’s next round of investment and ongoing portfolio growth.
More to come as we continue developing the platform with the team.
We partnered with Earthshot Ventures to redesign their website and reposition their digital presence as they prepared for their next phase of growth.
Having previously worked with their sister organisation, Elemental Impact, we were brought in to create a modern platform that better reflects Earthshot’s role as a venture capital firm backing outlier founders building the future—across technology, planet and powerful innovation waves.
Delivered on a tight timeline, the new site provides a clear, confident foundation for the firm’s next round of investment and ongoing portfolio growth.
More to come as we continue developing the platform with the team.
Latest Twitch work for Fuhad’s channel last year.
New visuals, animated sub and chat emoticons, and a channel identity that matches the energy of the streams themselves.
Same universe. New level.
Streaming worlds built from the same cloth.
Channel identity, banners, icons and animated emotes — designed to flex across James Streams and Fuhad Streams, while letting each personality breathe.
Consistent where it counts. Distinct where it matters.
ShxtsNGigs Streams x JamesSNG
Laid the foundations for James’ Twitch channel in back in 2024.
From channel identity and profile visuals to animated sub and chat emoticons — built as an extension of the SNG Brand.
We first redesigned Green Island’s website in 2024 for their 2025 edition.
Then, in 2025, we returned to help roll out the refreshed identity across the new 2026 site—introducing a dynamic lineup filtering system and updated page structure designed to scale with the festival.
The new brand quietly launched with their presale party and has been building ever since. A festival that’s grown from the garden up—and one we’re proud to keep supporting.
The new visual identity draws from Green Island’s community roots, DIY ethos and raw energy.
We introduced screen-printed textures, neon-inspired colours, and a bespoke icon suite—tribal in feel, but deeply local in meaning (including a nod to Manchester’s worker bee 🐝).
The wordmark is custom, circular, and subtly references 60s/70s counterculture—balanced by bold typography that nods to old rave posters.
This wasn’t a total reinvention—just the start of a new chapter.
