Heritage Signage Design

Heritage Sensory Signage

  The Horniman Museum and Gardens required six call-to-action sensory signs – Look, Smell, 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 […]

Map Design Services

Dorothy Clive Sensory Map

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 […]

Educational Collaborative Video

How a lock Works

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 […]

Exhibition Brochure Design

Brochure Design

Touch Crescent Moons Exhibition Brochure To compliment our large scale graphic design work for the Touch Crescent Moons exhibition at the Venice Biennale 2019 we were also asked to produce a brochure to provide more information about the exhibition and the artists involved. It was important that the brochure complimented the existing styling within the […]

Exhibition Graphic Design

Floor Graphic for Exhibition

Wall and Floor Graphics – Venice Biennale We worked alongside Prof. Insook Choi, Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts and Technology at Salford University, to produce a range of visual interpretation graphics for the ‘Touch Crescent Moons’ exhibition, Venice Biennale 2019, (11 May – 24 November, 2019). The Touch Crescent Moons exhibition is an interactive media artwork […]

Workshop Programme Design

Museum workshop resources

We were commissioned by the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum to produce a set of three school visit packages which will be used by facilitators leading the sessions within an education space at the memorial chapel. The packages consist of lesson plans, background information, curriculum links and delivery information. The packs were designed to be entirely […]

Museum Marketing Films

Schools Marketing Films – The Postal Museum

We were commissioned by The Postal Museum to create a series of six short marketing films to promote the museums’ services to schools and educational groups. The films have been designed to capture the fantastic workshops, engaging exhibition spaces and of course the fabulous Mail Rail attraction. We spent an action-packed three days on site […]

Volunteer Recruitment Promo

Developed alongside the education team at the Canal and River Trust, we created a promotional video to help with the marketing of their STEM Programme for schools. We captured footage over two days to create an informative and engaging video which also helps to recruit new volunteer facilitators vitally important for the delivery of the […]

Interpretation and Exhibition Design

Zoo Interpretation Design

We offer interpretation consultancy services for a range of clients. For this project we were asked to produce interpretation concept designs for a Black Rhino viewing area used primarily by school aged children for education purposes. The exhibition installations were designed to provide information about biological adaptations, ecology and conservation through low-tech interactivity, bright and […]

Object Handling Box Interpretation

Museum Interpretation Design

Aligned to celebrate the opening of the stunning new World Gallery, The Horniman Museum commissioned Muddy Publishing to develop twenty-three interpretation sheets for their object handling boxes, housed in their  ‘Hands on Base’. Each box has a unique theme and twenty of these boxes were developed by community groups local to the Forest Hill area […]