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A collection of brightly coloured business cards in yellow, orange, red and blue are scattered across a surface. The cards feature circular punch holes and text including “A new veggie experience” and “Myyummy.com”.

New website and new work from the awesome Hey Studio

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James Cartwright
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Date
9 October 2014

When a studio with a back catalogue as impressive as Hey’s relaunch their website it’s tricky to know where to start in terms of choosing what aspect of it to cover. Is it the crisp design of their now fully-responsive site, the beautifully conceived identity for a Miami-based jam company that represents the product’s moreishness through the medium of randomly-generated die-cut patterns, or the 500 unique invitations they produced for ArtFad 2014, a contemporary Art and Craft Award? In this instance all of them because, as ever, all of Hey’s work is much too good not to show off.

Six jars of Jammy Yummy vegetable jam are stacked in two rows of three. The labels are brightly coloured in red, grey, green, blue, yellow and orange, each stating a different flavour such as “Red Pepper Jam” and “Carrot Jam”.
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Hey Studio: Jammy Yummy

Six glass jars of jam with colourful lids are arranged on a plain white surface. Each jar features a minimalist label with a different flavour, including “Red Pepper Jam”, “Carrot Jam” and “Tomato Jam”.
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Hey Studio: Jammy Yummy

Six colourful business cards for “Jammy Yummy” are arranged in a grid on a light grey surface. The cards are yellow, red, blue, green, white and orange, each featuring a playful pattern of small, multi-coloured dots.
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Hey Studio: Jammy Yummy

A grid of graphic design portfolio pieces. The works include bold typographic posters, a series of colourful brochures, and a minimalist illustration of Barcelona skyscrapers.
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Hey Studio Website

A grid of portfolio images showcasing various graphic design projects. The work includes a white T-shirt with a geometric print, a cycling poster, and a series of colourful food jars.
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Hey Studio Website

A grid of various design projects, including posters, books, and branding. The works feature bold colours, geometric shapes, and a mix of typography and illustration.
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Hey Studio Website

A person peels back a layer of a graphic print to reveal a grey surface beneath. The print features a black and white geometric composition and the text “ArtFod 2014”.
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Hey Studio: Art Fad 2014

Three posters with geometric abstract designs are laid out on a bright blue surface. Each features a grid of colourful triangles and the text “ArtFod 2014” at the top.
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Hey Studio: Art Fad 2014

A collection of black and white graphic prints with blue borders, scattered across a surface. Each print features geometric shapes and the text “ArtFad 2014”.
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Hey Studio: Art Fad 2014

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About the Author

James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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