Tom's a designer with a background in print and interactive design. He picked up an MA in Communication Design from the Royal College of Art in London back in 2005.
He also spends time working at the Royal College of Art teaching artists and designers to be better business folk.
James is passionate about design and user experience. His background is in programming and he likes building things in Ruby on Rails.
He's founded a number of startups, including web agency Blue Sky and web analytics software company WebAbacus as well as co-founding Go Free Range.
We set up de Ballet in 2010 with Edward King. It's a community of professionals and fans covering classical and modern ballet.
We've implemented features such as status updates and following and have recently upgraded the app to Rails 3 and reworked the entire UI.
Using a combination of clever algorithms and good old fashioned stylist know how, Dressipi let's women shop online with confidence by recommending only the clothes that suit them.
We worked with Dressipi for over a year spearheading the update of the app to Rails 3, updating the interface and implementing features such as collections, enhanced filtering and Facebook integration.
TellYouGov lets you express your opinion on anything and everything and allows you and others to track your opinions.
James was involved in building the application which included the processing and display of sentiments, robust import/export routines, helping ensure the application scaled. He also added a number of reporting features and is in the process of relocating the service to a new environment.
artvehicle is an online contemporary art magazine focussed on the London arts scene.
Recent work included a complete redesign of the site, updated branding and printed material.
FuelRCA is the Royal College of Art's professional development service.
Recent work included a complete redesign of the site, updated branding and printed material.
In Your Own Words is a collection of thematic articles that give an insight into the experience of teaching at the Royal College of Art.
Tom produced a series of eight publications that included illustrations by Georgia Harrison.
We've also worked independently for people like Royal College of Art, MUBI, Stella McCartney/Adidas, Jeff Banks, The Newcomen Society for the History of Engineering and Technology, University of the Creative Arts, Bowen Craggs & Co. and Barbican.
