Some iPhone snaps of the Kin by John Lewis pop up concession at the Oxford Street store. Some very nice clothes too.

As part of a major restructuring programme, EMI America was recently renamed the Capitol Music Group. We are currently overseeing the rebrand, the first stage of which is a new logo, shown here, based on the iconic Hollywood building where the record company is based, and a reworking of the classic Capitol script.

A first glimpse of a new fashion label, Kin by John Lewis, for which we have designed the identity. It launches in store this week.
Much more on this soon.

Elysium, their eleventh studio album was released on Monday. Shown here is the special edition CD box, the standard CD and the vinyl version.

For the second year we have created the branding for this event which groups together thirty two local galleries, shops, restaurants and studios hosting special events during London Design week 2012. 

We have once again designed and art directed the third edition of SCP’s Berliner newspaper. It will be in store any day now.

The first two of three proposed seven inch singles taken from the Huh? album. The design remains exactly the same on all of them with just the title and choice of fluorescent colour changing.

Designs for the current single. The white version is the physical CD format and the yellow version, originally designed to be a twelve inch single, eventually became the digital format.

Our second Hydra Workshop artists book on the occasion of an exhibition by Jacob Julian Ziolkowsli.
Commissioned by Sadie Coles it is the first to be published under her new SCHQ imprint.

We were thrilled to find out that our Camper boat design made an appearance on a Spanish stamp. 

The Volvo Ocean Race finished in Galway recently with Camper winning the final leg to finish in an impressive second place in the overall race. A great end to a fantastic project that we were very proud to be a part of.

It is with deep sadness that I have learned of the passing of this great photographer. He was responsible for creating many of the great images that appeared on the Pet Shop Boys sleeves in the 80’s and 90’s.

It was Eric’s beautiful images that allowed me to produce some really special work, not least our first D&AD pencil for Suburbia, an image I felt was so good that I refused to put type over it. More about Eric Watson’s work and life here and here.

A first look at the cover of ‘Death of a Polaroid – A Manics Family Album‘ a new book we’ve designed for Faber and Faber. It contains over 500 Polaroids taken by band member Nicky Wire and long time collaborator, photographer, Mitch Ikeda.

Identity for SCP Design Department Store.

During the London Design Festival 2011, SCP East will be transformed into a design exhibition and a working department store. For details, visit www.designdepartmentstore.com.

Camper makes her European debut this coming Monday 5th September in London. She will sail up the Thames and pass under Tower Bridge at 17.00 and then back through at 17.30, before mooring at the Design Museum until around 20.00 (dependent on the tide).

Congratulations to Andy Martin Studio who have won Best Lighting in the prestigious Bar and Restaurant Awards, for Chan in Thessaloniki, Greece. Farrow designed the graphic scheme for the lighting, so forgive us if we bathe in the light too.

New logo and mark for Molton Brown.

A Camper film in which Mark talks about our boat design for the Volvo Ocean Race 2011/2012.

The Camper VO70 yacht hit the water for the first time on Wednesday in the Hauraki Gulf off the coast of New Zealand’s North Island. Much more to come...

Packaging for the score to Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe’s ballet 'The Most Incredible Thing' which recently completed its run at Sadler's Wells in London. The ballet is based on a Hans Christian Andersen short story and the cover is based on one of Andersen's paper-cut illustrations.

As part of our identity for dining at the RA we have designed some special edition wine bottles featuring work by Royal Academicians. Shown here are the Gary Hume and Tracey Emin bottles.

On Sunday, the 70ft ‘Camper’ yacht was trucked to the team's base at Viaduct Harbour, Auckland where it will be commissioned this week. The build started in August 2010, taking close to 35,000 man-hours. Over the next few days, keel, rudder, dagger boards, mast and rigging will be fitted and electrical and hydraulic systems commissioned.

‘Camper’ will be sailing by the end of the week before setting off for sea trials in April and May. Then, in October 2011, the yacht will begin the Volvo Ocean Race, a 38,000 nautical mile race around the world.

Sunday was almost a year to the day that Camper, the Spanish footwear brand, and Emirates Team New Zealand confirmed their entry in the Volvo Ocean Race 2011/12. The yacht was designed by the Emirates Team New Zealand design team led by Nick Holroyd with principal designer Marcelino Botin, with livery designed by Farrow.

Emirates Team New Zealand managing director Grant Dalton said of the launch, "This is a great day for us as a team. To be able to stand back and see the amazing job that they guys have done and now see her in her full livery, is quite humbling.  I am very excited about going out sailing towards the end of this week."

For Camper, this is their first foray into ocean racing, and the company's Founder and Chairman, Lorenzo Fluxá, said: "This is quite an historic moment for everyone at Camper and the start of a new adventure for our brand. The boat build has been a gr

For Camper, this is their first foray into ocean racing, and the company's Founder and Chairman, Lorenzo Fluxá, said: "This is quite an historic moment for everyone at Camper and the start of a new adventure for our brand. The boat build has been a great experience for all of us, so precise in its execution that all we can do is congratulate all those involved in bringing the ‘Camper’ to life."

Proofs for a publication designed for the Salone Internazionale del Mobile which runs from April 12–17.

Case furniture now have a London showroom and store so we were asked to design graphics for the shop front.

The first phase of our new identity for dining at the Royal Academy of Arts. The Restaurant menu, wine list and bar menu each print in a different fluorescent colour. The type is set in a font we drew based on Perpetua. The identity will expand as the various other dining areas within the building are completed.

T-shirt for fan club members, based on the Ultimate album cover.

New crest and colours for Surrey County Cricket Club, the first stage of an ongoing identity programme.

The first proof of the Peyton and Byrne baking book arrived today.

Christmas is coming and this season's gift boxes have arrived.

British GQ’s ‘100 Best things in the world’ list is a very cool list to be on. So we are thrilled to find our collaboration with Camper on their yacht for the Volvo Ocean Race 2011/12, is included (December issue). We can’t wait to show it...

Ultimate is a greatest hits collection, pure and simple. Designed to feel at home on supermarket shelves whilst retaining some PSB DNA.

A book of Kevin Cummins’ seminal photographs for New York publisher Rizzoli. We were also given photographic access to a large collection of artefacts, a series of which open the book.

Mark made a rare design conference appearance last weekend, in conversation with Adrian Shaughnessy at Offset in Dublin. The enthusiasm of the audience was really special and testament to the hard work put in by organisers Richard, Peter and Bren. Here’s to Offset 2011.

We are delighted to announce that Camper have appointed Farrow as their graphic partner for the Volvo Ocean Race 2011–2012.

Our clocks are currently in production and this time they’ll come in a box! Finetime, Notime and Nightime will be available from SCP very soon.

We are flattered to find ourselves in very good company and on the cover of the new issue of 200% magazine.

Disco Four. The GIF.

A quick peek at Food From Kew, a new identity we have created to work across cafes, restaurants and retail outlets within the gardens. The identity, which works within existing guidelines, deliberately concentrates on the buildings within the grounds as opposed to the plants and trees normally associated with Kew.

Photographs showing graphic patterns we designed for interior architects Andy Martin Studio. The patterns, part of an overall identity programme shown on the main website, are drilled in to back-lit aluminium panels.

We picked up a copy of the Creative Review Annual 2010 this morning and were thrilled to find our Yes Pet Shop Boys box is included in the Best in book section. Thank you Creative Review.

The rebirth of a label begins.

The second issue of the art and visual culture magazine will be published 07 March and includes an interview with Mark about the studio. Written by Marc Valli and designed by Matt Willey it features a portrait by none other than Nadav Kander.

Cover of the newly printed 'Amber is for caution'. A book about a girl, the sixth we have designed for photographer Valerie Phillips.

The 'Yes, Pet Shop Boys' box has gone on display at the Brit Insurance Designs of the Year Award show and will be on display with the rest of the nominated work until 06 June 2010.

Mark for a printer, part of a new identity currently being implemented.

We are pleased to announce that the Yes collector's edition has been shortlisted for the Brit Insurance Design Awards 2010. An exhibition of all the nominated work will run from 17 February to 6 June at the Design Museum in London.

Packaging for chocolate bars.

Our Yes/Pandemonium identity appears in what we expect will be its final manifestation. This DVD and live album of the show is to be released on February 15th 2010.

Late last year Mark received the honour RDI (Royal Designer for Industry). Farrow was also asked to design the menus for the annual dinner, the first incoming RDI to be asked to do so.

The balloons return, this time for the Christmas EP which is released today, December 14th.

Logotype for a new hotel in Greece.

Keyrings, adding a little 'bling' to the next leg of the tour

Todays Design Week cover

Mr Tennant sent us this adaptation of our tour identity, all the way from Brasilia, where the band performed at the weekend. We couldn't ask for our work to appear in a better looking City.

Album cover for a Brazil only greatest hits release. Expect to to see more of the balloons a little later in the year...

Ladies and Gentleman we are floating in space the black edition. In production now, released November 16th. We’ll show you the real things once we have them, in the meantime here are our explanatory drawings.

Artist's book commissioned by Sadie Coles to commemorate his 2008 show for Pauline Karpidas at the Hydra Workshop in Greece. The artist always signs his paintings with his initials and the year of the work, so we asked him to do the same for the cover. This was then printed on to a soft back, cloth cover using various techniques to achieve a finish that looks like thick wet paint.

Invitation for a temporary shop at SCP East. KIOSK is a very cool NY store which finds and sells humble straightforward pieces from all over the world, really worth a look, 19–27 September.

Personal message created on behalf of the Pet Shop Boys, in the style of the current campaign, for the Elton John Aids Foundation White Tie and Tiara Ball programme.

Ladies and Gentleman...

Spotted in Manchester, the Fresh van livery.

Screen grabs from the website we have recently designed for photographer Valerie Phillips. 

Click here to visit the website.

Our T-shirt spotted at Glastonbury.

The world tour reaches the O2 arena in London.

Finished tour books, eighty pages of photographs printed black with a foil block.

Sections of a signage and display system we have devised which is currently being installed in the restaurants and cafes at the British Library.   It will eventually be rolled out to all branches of Peyton and Byrne.

Although not involved in the rest of the campaign, we were asked by Sony to design this 48 sheet poster for Gossip's new album.

Merchandise samples for the forthcoming Pandemonium 2009/2010 world tour.

Proofs for the Pandemonium tour book. Eighty pages of pure black and white, plus a foil block, obviously.

Magazine produced to showcase SCP’s new collection at Salone Internazionale del Mobile Milan 2009.

Logo and cover for the duo, celebrating their 20th anniversary with a tour and a compilation album.

We have replaced our NEW PDF’s with an area which allows us to show new work faster as well as going in to more depth if we choose to. We hope to update this area on a regular basis, not just with new work but also with older pieces and photographs which we think are relevant. You can also subscribe via the RSS feed should you wish to be updated automatically.

To start with here are some shots of the first finished sample of the limited edition boxed set which we received on Monday.

The re-birth of the iconic dance label under the stewardship of Sony A&R head Mike Pickering. These three initial ‘covers’ are for digital release only and rework elements from our original sleeves. We are currently working on a makeover for future physical releases.