In August 2008 we took over the design of the learning disabilities magazine Community Connecting, published six times a year.

Charity pfeg launched its new website in September 2008: we edited and rewrote the entire site, focusing on clear and accessible language which would also be search-engine friendly.

We designed this campaign literature for a charity promotion CCS was pitching to Christian Aid in 2008.

We designed all the print material for Oxford’s new fringe festival, Oxfringe, including this foldout A6 programme. On the other side was a map we designed specially. (Planet image by David Glover.)

We designed and edited this book published by online casting agency Casting Call Pro for 2006-7 and 2007-8. They said: “[awrc] combined excellent editorial and design skills which were critical in turning our scribbled concepts and beer-mat outlines into a polished, refined end product”.

This site was launched for the 2005 UK general election and got almost a million hits in three weeks. It was relaunched in 2008 to cover the US presidential election. We designed it and coded the system that runs the quiz.

We copy edited the first book published by arts/science crossover journal Pars in 2007: this consisted of material written by authors from all around the world, many of them with English as a second language.

We designed the website, logo and other promotional material for Reverb Books.

We have designed eight books, mainly contemporary novels, published by Reverb from 2005-2006. We also edited the manuscripts, and have provided manuscript assessment reports for some authors interested in Reverb publishing their work.

We have designed showguides for the Homebuyer Show and Property Investor Show for several years – these are a mixture of magazine-style features and detailed listings of exhibitors. This work is done as part of a contract publishing team.