The Royal Collection Trust commissioned Muddy Publishing to create a hotspot based interactive to be used as an interpretation tool within The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace. The hand-coloured, satire etching depicts George IV toward the end of his reign and contains many hidden messages and significant symbols saying much about his lifestyle and loves. As well […]
This educational, learning resource was redeveloped from a Flash interactive into a modern, mobile-friendly web app. Tina previously developed this resource whilst working for Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery some years ago. We have since been recently commissioned to convert this lovely resource into a new, accessible web app using HTML5 technology. The […]
As a contemporary response to the stunning exhibition; ‘Splendours of the Subcontinent’ at The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, The Singh Twins created a breathtaking triptych featuring objects from the collection. Our gallery interactive is installed within the gallery to help visitors interpret and conceptualise the vast array of elements within this fabulous artwork. Splendours of the […]
The Royal Collection – Interactive Map Design This collection of interactive maps were commissioned to demonstrate the fantastic services and sights on offer to children and families during a visit to a Royal Collection site. A bespoke map was designed for each location: Windsor Castle; Buckingham Palace; The Royal Mews and The Palace of Holyrood […]
The Royal Collection Trust Over our ten years of business we have created numerous online learning interactives for the Royal Collection Trust. Each resource was designed to support a specific exhibition or event held at one of the Royal Collection venues and mapped carefully to the clients desired learning outcomes. The e-learning applications offer schools […]
The Royal Collection The Palace of Holyroodhouse commissioned this educational learning resource to enhance the digital outreach for children and families. This interactive installation is embedded in the existing Royal Collection website and is suitable for use on desktops and mobile devices. The activity features a timeline to help learners to discover some of the fun […]
The Royal Collection Trust This educational e-learning activity, commissioned by the Royal Collection Trust, is a great example of our interactive work within the heritage and culture genre. This engaging resource is suitable for touch screen devices and works well in a school environment, ideal for Key Stage 2 pupils to use on classroom tablets. […]
The Royal Collection Trust The Royal Collection Trust commissioned us to produce a mobile friendly interactive to coincide with their exhibition; Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer. This e-learning application entitled ‘The Naughty Bits: Where to find symbolism in Dutch Paintings’, focuses on a compositional artwork constructed from a collection […]
The Postal Museum The recent anniversary celebrating the Penny Black Stamp prompted the Postal Museum to develop a collection of educational resources to support the story of the postage stamp in the 19th Century. We worked alongside children’s illustrator Sophie Foster to create the ‘Pop it in the Post’ learning interactive designed to work especially […]
The Royal Collection Following the largest ever exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci’s studies of the human body, the Royal Collection commissioned the development of an online learning interactive to showcase and interpret some of his work in an educational and family friendly format. In ‘The Dancing Skeleton’ interactive you will discover how particular movements are […]