Since November we have been working with the festival and creativity champions Wild Rumpus and Brummie fabricator extraordinaires Groove. to design and build a 20 piece colourful wooden backdrop as part of Chester: Designed By Nature.

Since the start of 2022 we have been working on a commission with The Roundhouse in Birmingham on an animated night projection project.

Here’s a small breakdown of our current project, designing and painting 8 wooden grasshopper sculptures for National Trust property Sudbury Hall.

We were delighted to get the opportunity to pick the knowledgeable brain of Matt Campbell. A member of the Brief Box team with a wealth of design experience behind him

People often want to know what it’s like working in a duo. It can sometimes seem too good to be true, ‘a best friend and a business partner, how do you make that work?’.

A year and a half and one pandemic later and we are FINALLY working in the same space as each other.

Last month we had the ultimate pleasure of talking with Anne-Laure, founder of Alter projects which she has been running for 7 years.

Behind a shiny finished product is always an excitable brainstorm and quick doodle on whatever you can get your hands on at the time.

If you’re reading this blog we are presuming you already have a space in mind (or you do now).

Hello! It’s time for an update from Pickle HQ on where we are going and what we plan to do next.

As the Fosse Foxes trail at the new Fosse Park West site launches, we are excited to share an extension of the trail we worked with alongside the folks at Blaby District Council!

So what is it like to paint 34 larger than life fibreglass foxes?

Around Summer last year we began to embark on organising one of the biggest projects of our careers.

Surprise! Wow have we been keeping this under wraps for a while now but finally we can reveal all.

When we first started freelancing (during our second year of University), we knew very little about the world we were entering.

The very first thing we can plot on our Pickle journey map is a Makers Market we took part in one windy August weekend.