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Jelly London services the global market with creative content across all platforms. We are a creative production company who collaborate with clients and brands to produce engaging content on brief, on budget and on time.
We represent award-winning, specialist talent across a range of content disciplines from design, video and animation to illustration and hand lettering. Jelly has been commissioned by, or collaborated with, industry leading brands like VW, French Connection, Nick, Fox, Ray-Ban, Moleskine and McDonalds.
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A Gut Feeling About Embracing Change
The industry and recent world events prompted Chris Page (and of course many other leaders) to think about the values and direction of his business. Here he explains why this thinking has led to his company Three Blind Mice changing after 30 years into Think Artfully
Visualising and Scribing Studio Three Blind Mice Unveils New Identity as Think Artfully
Think Artfully’s new visual identity includes an updated logo and website, better aligning the company with its creative capability, services, future ambitions and near-30 year legacy
High Five: Alex Tait Illustrates
Illustrator at Jelly London, Alex Tait, shares an eclectic selection of light-hearted illustrative projects that he feels are worthy of applause
New Horizons in Animation: Nostalgia, High-Tech Innovation or a Mix of Both
LBB’s Zoe Antonov speaks to experts from across the industry to find out if animation is taking a step back towards classics or leaping towards technological advancement
Why Love Island Took on Meta-Humour This Summer
With a new brand campaign, the Love Island brand took control by settling into tongue-in-cheek comedy and solidifying itself as the OG romance reality in the UK, with the help of Leanne Rule & KITCHEN, writes LBB’s Zoe Antonov
Uprising: Rosanna Webster on the Joy of Creating, Both Tangible and Digital
One of the most promising visual artists on the Jelly roster has started a career rooted in collage and is looking to a future pushing the format’s boundaries and beyond, writes Florence Burdge