Marking the Queen's Big Day with a bumper round up of creative Jubilexcellence - bring on the bunting

Date
4 June 2012

We Brits are a strange bunch. 99% of the time if you asked the average person in the street almost nobody would even really have an opinion on the monarchy – maybe, maybe the odd grumble about taxes or a vague blathering about history and tourism. But offer us a couple of days off on their behalf and suddenly we’re all bunting-bedecked, foaming-at-the-mouth uber-Royalists, prepared to lay our red, white and blue bodies on the line to protect our glorious leader, her family members and their funny little dogs. Naturally whenever such a fever grips the nation, the creative community are quick to join in and we’ve seen all manner of right royal responses. Here’s some of the work that’s rolled in. Merry jubilee everyone!

Oh, and just in case your appetite isn’t sated by our selection, check out two run-downs of Jubilee products on The Guardian and the New Statesman and a slightly more tenuous but still excellent list of royal-related advertising and design on D&AD.

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Jubilee Stamp Jewellery by OwleyesUk

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Jubilee Stamp Jewellery by OwleyesUk

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Dearlove: Horseguard Lucha Libre

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Sarah Ward: Buckingham Palace Pizza Box model

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Sarah Ward: Buckingham Palace Pizza Box model

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Cherry Wynn-Williams: Diamond Jubilee

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Cherry Wynn-Williams: Diamond Jubilee

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Jason Walton: Print (website)

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Katharina Haeberle: Jubilee Artwork (@curl1982)

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Victoria Jayne Guy – Jubilee wallpaper

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Francesca Pecqueur – Jubilee Work

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Francesca Pecqueur – Jubilee Work

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The Daily Telegraph website

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Bracketpress – William Morris on The Queen’s Speech poster

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Bracketpress – William Morris on The Queen’s Speech poster

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Better Brand Agency – The Queen’s Speech

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Better Brand Agency – The Queen’s Speech

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Sir Peter Blake: Time Out cover

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Rob Alderson

Rob joined It’s Nice That as Online Editor in July 2011 before becoming Editor-in-Chief and working across all editorial projects including itsnicethat.com, Printed Pages, Here and Nicer Tuesdays. Rob left It’s Nice That in June 2015.

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