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An explosion of vibrant pink and purple powder bursts across a black background. Centred over the image, white text reads “Marcel Christ’s Powders”.

Digital: Yes Studio create stunning new site for Visual Artists agency

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Date
17 March 2014

It’s a challenge creative agents are very familiar with; how do you best showcase an eclectic roster of talent in way that celebrates the particular abilities of each while maintaining some measure of coherence across the agency as a whole? Well London-based Visual Artists has given a masterclass in doing just that by way of their brilliant new site designed by Yes Studio. The use of imagery – both still and moving – creates a vibrant, dynamic and enjoyable user experience, the perfect platform to shout about the skills of VA’s portfolio of creative excellence. I really like the pithy communication as well; short sharp bursts of information rather than self-indulgent artists’s statements are the order of the day and keep the overall look and feel very visually-led. Top work all round.

Three swimmers in swim caps and goggles stand against a plain, light background. Centred text reads “David Clerihew for Speedo” with “Visual Artists” written below.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A person wearing red sunglasses and a colourful striped coat leans back and laughs. They are surrounded by a crowd in a sunny outdoor setting with a large building in the background. Overlaid text reads “David Bailey’s Stardust at the National Portrait Gallery” and “Visual Artists”.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A 3D render of two metallic, circular shapes framing a black background. Centred white text reads “Richard Foster for Audemars Piguet”, with “VISUAL ARTISTS” written below.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A vibrant explosion of pink, purple and red powder bursts against a black background. White text laid over the centre reads “Marcel Christ’s Powders”, with “VISUAL ARTISTS” written below.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A portfolio page for visual artist Laurence Ellis, featuring a grid of fashion photography projects. The images show various models in high-fashion clothing, accompanied by credits for magazines such as “L’Officiel Homme”, “Nylon Magazine” and “British Vogue”.
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A webpage for visual artist Ben Stockley featuring three still life photographs of glassware for Nowness. The images show glass vessels and shards in dramatic red, blue and pink lighting.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A webpage for visual artist David Bailey. It features a black and white portrait of Bailey wearing glasses and a suit, followed by a biographical overview and a grid of his photography.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A green vintage sports car is parked inside a minimalist, grey concrete garage. The car is partially framed by large, sliding blue doors.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

A person in a black dress sits on a yellow chair, leaning back with one arm raised. Beside them, a mannequin with orange hair sits on a matching chair against a bright blue background.
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Yes Studio: Visual Artists website

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Rob Alderson

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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

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