We developed a series of microlessons for the Canal and River Trust’s STEM learning programme. These educational animations were created to teach Key Stage 3 children about a range of science topics including mechanical advantage, eutrophication and dissolved oxygen.
We were commissioned by Sarah De Nurtcheylo, of the Nature House in North Yorkshire, to create a story trail brochure. Sarah provided us with her approved text and watercolour illustrations which we transformed into a beautiful 12 page brochure. The document is designed to be used by families on a 4 mile walking adventure in the […]
The heritage trail brochure designed for Biggin Hill Memorial Museum features fascinating facts about buildings and places of interest in this historic area, famous for being the location of Britain’s most significant fighter station during the Battle of Britain. Developed to carefully match existing design guidelines, this folding A3 document provides a rich variety of complimentary […]
Matt Buckingham, our children’s illustrator, created a series of charming zoo animal illustrations, commissioned to form part of the BCA Zoo redesign. Using references, observations and expertise from the zoo team, he created characterful yet accurate representations of a range of animal species that make Berkshire College Zoo their home. The illustrations will now form […]
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 […]
We designed the Regent’s Canal Factfile which included an illustrated map of the area and a collection of lovely bespoke illustrations.
The Recover the Wreck educational and learning resource Pack was designed to support the temporary Postal Museum exhibition: ‘Voices from the Deep’ revealing the story of sunken letters recently recovered from a World War II shipwreck. The Postal Museum commissioned us to to develop, write and design a suite of KS2 educational resources based on the […]
The Horniman Museum and Gardens required six call-to-action sensory signs – Look, Small, Touch, Listen, Play Relax. The icons were printed onto 12cm diameter metal discs and positioned at strategic points around the garden. We integrated these symbols into a branded ’Explore and Discover Map’ encouraging visitors to engage with garden elements on a […]
As a celebration of their 60th Anniversary, The Dorothy Clive Garden commissioned Muddy Publishing to produce a sensory, discovery map to enhance accessibility to a wider range of visitors. The vibrant and user-friendly map has been installed as stand-alone orientation signage at various points around the garden and, as seen below, forms the reverse side […]
We worked with Canal and River Trust staff and volunteers and a fantastic group of students from Ellowes Hall School in Dudley to create this collaborative educational video. The film features on the Canal and River Trust website as well as being used in schools across the UK to help to teach students about how […]