An extension of our ongoing work with the Lancelot Ribeiro estate, this project brought his artwork to life across a physical merchandise line. Marsha reached out to develop a range of products — tote bags, mugs, and postcards — that could carry his paintings and poetry beyond the archive and into everyday, tangible objects. Each piece was designed to let the art breathe: full-bleed reproductions of works like Townscape in Blue (1966) and Mother and Child (I) (1965) paired with his poetry and brand mark, in both cream/red and deep maroon colorways for the mugs, and museum-tie-in tote designs referencing the V&A. The client was impressed with how faithfully and elegantly the artwork translated into product form.
Project Scope
Print & Editorial Design
Client Name
Marsha Ribeiro
Sector
Art and Culture
Location
London, U.K.
