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This is one of the Once Upon A Time projects as part of Clerkenwell Design Week 2019. UAL Chelsea College of Arts BA Graphic Design Students have interpreted stories from six locations. In partnership with Landsdown’s London. This one is at St James Church and was designed by Alistair Ramage. This memorial honours the 66 martyrs who were burned alive at the stakes for having Protestant beliefs. Displaying the names of all 66 martyrs killed in the Smithfield this design echoes the geometric style of the church’s stained glass windows. @unioftheartslondon @chelseacollegeofarts @alistairramage @clerkenwelldesignweek #clerkenwelldesignweek #clerkenwelldesignweek2019 #clerkenwell #stjamesgardens #stjameschurch @lansdownslondon There once was a Greyhound called Sully… Who Thought Homeless Dogs? That’s a Worry! Add a Quid to Your Bill And Support If You Will So We Can Donate It To Dots For Our Buddies! @dotslondon supporting the homeless community and their dogs @greyhoundonthegreen #dogs #homelesspeople #gardenofstjames #stjamespark #raisingawarenessforhomelessdogs This is the Serpent Necklace From Rentaro Nishimura - reversible and created using a 3d printer. Like making clay pots layer by layer is added. a flexible structure is achieved in various colour options. @rentaro_london #necklace #3dprinting #jewellerydesign #design This is rock-weaving, the Japanese technique of wrapping rocks with ornamental rattan or cane knots by Shizu Design at LOEWE during the London Craft Week #shizudesign @loewe @londoncraftweek #londoncraftweek19 #rockweaving #weavingrocks #japanesedesign #londoncraftweek The Squamis Out of Water Ceramic fish Collection is by HR Design Studio who are based in Lisbon. Sculpted and painted by hand it has brought to life different species of fish. @hr.design.studio #fish #ceramicfish #portugal #portuguesedesign #squamis Slipcast tableware from Granby Workshop At Coal Drops Yard during the London Craft Week . The range was made by a system of modular moulds.The process was first developed during a residency in Japan and then reinvented for ongoing production back in the UK, drawing on local materials, firing methods and the workshop's ongoing experimental manufacturing ethos. @granbyworkshop @londoncraftweek @coaldropsyard #tableware #slipcast #moulds #modular #japan #coaldropsyard #londoncraftweek #londoncraftweek2019 Scorched at London Craft Week - working with scorched surfaces curated by Sarah Myerscough at Fitzrovia Chapel. A technique called yakisugi, that originated in Japan in the 18th century which involves the slight charring of the surface of wood. It Included Gareth Neal’s Hack Chair II amongst others. @londoncraftweek @sarah_myerscough_gallery @garethnealfurniture #scorched #londoncraftweek2019 #yakisugi #wood #scorchedwood #designers The Orishe Vase by HeadSprung! takes its inspiration from origami the Japanese art of paper folding. Even without flowers it looks good. A real work of art. It now proudly stands in Hidden Art’s Office. @headsprungltd #origami #origamivase #paperfolding #japan #vase #design These serving and sushi boards are made in Cornwall by Heather Scott - they are made to be used and food to be shared. Inspired by Japanese design it is beautiful as well as functional. @heatherscottdesign #sushi #sushiboard #servingboard #design #japanesedesign #cornwall #japanesefood
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