Our in-house illustrator and resident mad woman Leona Preston often produces lovely work but this project in particular really allowed her to show off her strengths as both a packaging designer, but also as an illustrator.

Big pack shots coming soon

The Tiddley Pom range is a four stage holistic treatment, it involves washing, massaging, soothing and protecting a baby’s skin with four concoctions, all fair trade, 98 percent organic, and paraben and mineral-oil-free.

Available at Harrods and costs £30.00 (tiddley-pom.com) – one of our off-the-shelf SWAN content managed websites.

Scott Marson
Creative Director

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Just of late, I’ve been heading to lots of different locations and shooting Virtual Tours. But ‘what the toffee are Virtual Tours Tom?’ i hear you ponder, well, take your seat, pick up your dropped popcorn and settle down, I’ll tell you…

Virtual Tours are an interactive photo. You might have seen this technique used before for interiors of rooms in grand manors and so forth. But recently I’ve been heading to Cemeteries, Hotels, Galleries, Car Showrooms, etc, for really interesting and beautiful Virtual Tours. Clients are interested in showing the entirety of a room and/or exterior, to really show the viewer the feel or the facilities of the place they are peering at.

Also, traditional Virtual tours tend to be a bit ‘fish eyed’ (not that I have anything against fish eyes), but this can sometimes present a rather warped image. But not with us, no way! We shoot with a jolly decent wide angle lens, and stitch it all together the proper old school way. Like how the Victorians made Virtual Tours…

Below are a few I did for Hazelwood Hotel (incredible place!!).

Peace out Homies

Thomas Goodwin
Film, Photography, Illustration, Music, Flash Books & Veritable Virtual Tourer

I do hope your Halloween was filled with frights and slightly damp underpants.

After 2 years or sheer painting and canvas poking, i finally finished 2 pieces for the dark, scary, and strange mystical world of ‘Danse Macabre’ in Nottingham. A collection of different artists from a range of backgrounds brought together to frighten the lunch out of its viewers.

The exhibition looked at the darker side to the subconscious mind. Dreamlike imagery, mixed with the dark and sometimes grotesque… perfect for Halloween eh what..

The opening night was a grand success and had over 300(!!) guests. I don’t remember too much of the rather drink-filled eve, but i have one vague memory of yammering away at a magician about how bad TV had gotten nowadays whilst he was bending spoons…

Here is a liddle Virtual Tour of the gallery a few days after the opening night…

Good day and speak with you soon!

Thomas Goodwin
Film, Photography, Illustration, Music, Flash Books & Veritable Virtual Tourer