Focus Ireland – How Will Santa Find Us?

‘How will Santa find us?’ was a Christmas story from first time authors Shane O’Brien and Stephen
Rogers. This book was conceived as a response from Ireland’s creative community to our growing homeless
crisis, in particular the startling number of homeless children. It was launched as a collaboration in April 2019 at OFFSET and features beautiful artwork from some of
Ireland’s best loved illustrators. Each page is drawn in the unique and distinct style of the different illustrators as we go on a
journey through the children’s imaginations. Produced by Bren Byrne and Jessica Derby and published by Gill Books. It was the first project from Good Cop Good Cop, storming the best-selling charts in the lead up to Christmas, was featured on The Late Late Toy Show and raised over €75,000 for Focus Ireland.

Kerrygold – Love The Taste

Produced to accompany the launch of Kerrygold Spreadable, we first went through many different iterations to align the piece with our understanding of the brand heritage and legacy in advertising. We looked to embrace the Irish of the brand, examined threads such as relationship with the land, the son/mammy relationship, a balance between a sense of melancholy and a sense of humour and of course celebrating the product by placing it at the centre of the story. We landed on a simple concept, Kerrygold is notoriously difficult to use straight form the fridge, this new product made it easy for a child to use.

Offset Dublin

Founding Offset was driven by a passion for the impact creativity can have on cultural, social and economic enterprise. To create a platform to showcase the best Irish creativity alongside the international best practice. With over 2,500 attendees each year, since launching in 2009, Offset fast became one of the world’s most inspirational, educational and vocational conferences for the design and creative industries.

Offset Dublin – OFFSITE

OFFSITE is the citywide fringe festival running in lead up to the main event of Offset. It is a jam-packed week of Workshops, Masterclasses, Gallery shows, Installations, Outdoor Lunchtime Talks, Panel Discussions, Book Launches, Exhibitions, Live Music Performances, Delegate Party and much more. The OFFSITE fringe festival ran to four editions (2016-2019), and is the perfect opportunity for creatives to thrive: to learn from each other, to share their ideas, to inspire and be inspired by their peers. The majority of events are free and open to public.

DCC – Induction

After a lengthy recruitment embargo, Dublin City Council is once again hiring. But to compete with tech giants and local heroes, they needed to create an induction experience that would not only make people excited to join Dublin City Council but make them want to stay.

Offset Dublin – Title Sequence

Working with UK agency and OFFSET 2014 speakers Golden Wolf, we produced an opening title that was focused on the creative process in an agency. A little tongue in cheek.

Offset London – Title Sequence

Using what seems like every second of his time when he wasn’t working at The Mill+ in New York, Dublin’s Aran Quinn created our OFFSET London titles.

Absolut – VIS1ONS

We challenged 10 leading Irish and international graphic artists to come together for a week and create their design in an open workshop, using an eye catching 8ft tall replica of the iconic ABSOLUT bottle as their canvas.

The 10 artists participating in ABSOLUT VIS10NS represent a variety of creative disciplines from across the globe from painting, fashion and photography to illustration and typography.