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Personal work by Lucy.

Exposure Gallery

Image by Lucy for Outline Artists at Exposure Gallery

HWGTN/Clean

You can now see the first episode of 'How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson' on iplayer in the UK here.

How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson

'How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson' is airing on BBC2 from Saturday 14th Feb at 7.35pm. The show is presented by popular American science author Steven Johnson and explores the legacy of great ideas. Peepshow Collective created the animated graphic sequences for the new six part series.

Preliminary Sketches

Preliminary sketches for a forthcoming Animation project. Drawings by Luke Best.

Saving Joule

The first glimpse of our new forthcoming animation project. 'Saving Joule' is a 12 min short film following a robots' quest to power his ship and rejoin his lost fleet.

Washingtonian

Double page illustration in the current issue of The Washingtonian accompanying an article about legendary nightclub The Quonset. Read the article here.

Lagom

Spencer's produced a range of 9 cards for the lovely people at Lagom. Check them out here ... they're nice and shiny

5280 Magazine

Illustration in the latest (January 2015) issue of 5280 Magazine accompanying the article 'Health Apps to Help You Take Care of You', Read the article here.

I'm A Moonhead

The first music video from The Moonheads, the band from the graphic novel "Moonhead and the Music Machine", published by Nobrow available at: http://www.nobrow.net/16091.

This song and the album "Loosen Your Neck" are available at: https://themoonheads.bandcamp.com and on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and other online musical stores.

Stars On Canvas

I've made a one of a kind collage for Stars On Canvas 2014, an online auction in aid of Willow. Bidding closes Nov 23rd at 7.39pm BST, take a look on Ebay here.

How We Got To Now/Sound

The 6th and final episode of 'How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson' is 'Sound'. Here's our animated segments for the show. Enjoy!

X-Ray Room at UCLH

I recently completed installing artwork onto the walls of the X-Ray Room at University College Hospital in London. A big thank you to Omni Colour for printing/fabrication/installation & Alex Plaza for project management. You can see more of Peepshow Collective's work at UCLH here.

How We Got To Now/Cold

This weeks episode of 'How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson' is 'Cold'. Here's our animated segments for the show.

How We Got To Now/Light

This weeks episode of 'How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson' is 'Light'. Here's our animated segments for the show.

Capital New York

 Another cover for the good folks at Capital New York. The November 2014 'Money Issue' features Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo & the regulation of ride-sharing app Uber.

How We Got To Now/Glass

This weeks episode of 'How We Got To Now With Steven Johnson' is 'Glass'. Here's our animated segments for the show.

TOYS Exhibition

I have some pieces on show at the TOYS exhibition at The Christmas Steps Gallery, Bristol, from the 12th-22nd November, along with over 30 artists and illustrators. All work will be for sale for the duration of the show, with all money made supporting The Wallace & Gromit Grand Appeal - The Bristol Children's Hospital Charity. The exhibition is created and curated by David McMillan, Jayde Perkin and Ed Cheverton.

How We Got To Now/Clean & Time

Peepshow Collective have created the animated graphic sequences for the new six part series How We Got To Now. The series is a co-production between PBS and Nutopia and will premiere on 15th October on PBS. The show is presented by popular American science author Steven Johnson and explores the legacy of great ideas.

Peepshow created 6 bespoke title sequences and 73 animated segments on a variety of topics ranging from Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr’s invention of a frequency hopping torpedo to how Boyle’s Law and the nature of gases led to the invention of artificial refrigeration.

Tasked with creating both narrative sequences and explainer sections within one distinctive style Peepshow blended line drawings and hand painted elements with a collage of cut-out photographic elements, blocks of colour and hand written notation. This created a strong visual language for the series and helped to connect and unify the various resources and archive material available.

The resulting collage imagery was art-directed by Luke Best and brought to life by a small team of animators over 8 months.

HOW WE GOT TO NOW WITH STEVEN JOHNSON premieres Wednesdays, October 15, 9 - 11 p.m. and October 22 - November 12, 10 - 11 p.m. ET on PBS.

Variety

Another quick turnaround for the good folks at Variety. This accompanies a story about the upcoming winter film schedule and whether or not it will be able to bring the box office numbers back up after a not-so-hot summer season. Read here.