At Noble Studio we have had years of experience running workshops, many of which have taken on different shapes and forms, and achieved different goals. But we want to tell you more about how workshops could help you…

Sharing our EDI learning, and how to be more inclusive and representative in our illustration work. We share a personal design project which allowed us to practice illustrating a diverse set of characters. We also share links and resources from our research.

Kickstart 2024 and plot your ideas and milestones for the year ahead. Whatever project you’re planning on bringing into focus this year, we can help bring it to life. Get in touch and we’ll help get the ball rolling in a free discovery call. Offering 10% off new projects this quarter - T&Cs apply.

At Noble Studio, we regularly discuss and consider challenges of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in our work. It’s not always easy to get things the right first time, but it doesn’t mean it’s not worth trying. So we’ve noted 5 Realisations in our EDI journey so far…

When we talk about Care being a core value at Noble Studio, we reference several types of care - care for the quality of our design work, care for our clients, and care for our team.

Earlier this year we embarked on our first 360 review, and so feedback is in the air. Aware of how toxic 360 reviews can be, we wanted to approach this in a collaborative and sensitive way. Here is where Radical Candor came in.

We’re big believers in the fact that a smooth project process, where everyone is on the same page throughout, helps to dodge mishaps, avoid misunderstandings and swerve overspends. (Trust us, we speak from experience.)

As the drive towards sustainable and more affordable ways to heat our homes becomes increasingly urgent, we’ve noticed a rise in comms and campaigns promoting the Heat Pumps.

Chatting to experienced copywriter Jess Turner who we have been lucky to work with over the last year or so, and finding out from her why copy is so important!

We’ve been supporting our friends at Lambeth Council in the rebranding and relaunching of its Housing Repairs Services. But we didn’t want the transformation to be all about us, or even all about Lambeth. We wanted it to be rooted in the community it serves and the people who rely on it the most.