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The highly anticipated second season of Rings of Power is now airing on , developed by showrunners J. D. Payne and Patrick McKay.
 
To commemorate the first season, Amazon’s most-watched original series ever, Amazon commissioned TCO Printworks to create a luxury coffee table book to celebrate the show’s core crafts and pay homage to the many talented individuals involved.
 
The glossy, photo-rich book showcases the depth and variety of visual artistry and iconic cinematography that the show provided. Our editorial featured a string of prestigious writers who delivered a series of thoughtful essays, reflections and interviews, delving into the individual episodes, exploring the stand-out crafts and cast members who played a key role in that episode.

We can’t wait to see what is in the store for the new season, but we have no doubt it’ll be another awards favourite.
 
Click the link in our bio to find out more about this very special project.

Like what we do and have a passion for client services? We are on the look out for an Account Manager to join our team. Get in touch with cv’s to [email protected]

Following the success of the Planet Ardbeg graphic novel and global brand platform, we’re proud to have once again partnered with for their latest limited edition release, Ardbeg ‘The Abyss’.

For this complex, ultra-rare 35-year whisky, we commissioned renowned American comic-book artist Tradd Moore to create a premium graphic novel encased within the whisky’s unique space-capsule-meets-diving-chamber packaging.

Described as ‘a masterpiece for both graphic novel fans and whisky connoisseurs’, The Abyss is being launched alongside 1,000 limited edition bottles of the core range Ardbeg Corryvreckan, featuring four individual label designs by Moore.

We are hiring a senior designer. For the full job description and to apply head to . Link in bio.

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Last month teamed up with for a SANDWICH HUNT, in NEW YORK CITY!! 🥪

To celebrate the launch of Graza’s new mini-sandwich-cooklet and our deep love for sandos, Graza hid copies in Sandwich Magazine’s latest issue — the Chef’s Special — at some of our favorite spots in Manhattan & Williamsburg.

The cooklet features recipes from big hitters including , , and more, as well as a a piece from and Sandwich titled ‘So you Wanna Make a Sandwich’, to help readers decide what to make.

You can get a copy of the Cooklet by placing an order (while stock’s last).

Introducing the Sandwich Shop—your go-to custom content studio for food and drink brands from the makers of .

Powered by TCO’s DRUM Top 100 and D&AD Top 100 design and production studio, we bring the sizzle to your brand’s story with punchy films, captivating photography, talent collaborations, and unforgettable events. Backed by our industry-leading insights, and global talent access, we craft campaigns that hit the mark and turn heads.

Check out some of our work below, then let’s chat about how your brand can partner with Sandwich Shop to serve up something unforgettable.

Hit the link in our bio to find out more.

Calling midweight designers! We’re looking for new talent - come join the TCO family. Link to JD in our bio.

Don’t be an idiot, Sandwich.

Introducing the Chef’s Special issue, guest edited by our cover star . Also featuring , , , and much, much more. Out now!
Link in bio.

Cover credits:

Words:
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Art Director: .nash
Food Styling: Marah Abel
HMU: .connelly

Come join the fam! We are hiring a junior/mid integrated designer. Link in bio!

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Three amateur runners from the community group took on the amazing adidas TERREX Infinite Trails, high up in the Austrian Alps. The women, all from the UK, came with different motivations but all with the same goal - to show the world that “People like us, can do things like this.”

Rachel Dench, and came together to form a team in order to take on the combined 100KM race that tackles over 7600 vertical metres. As the first team comprised entirely of Women of Colour, they took to Eryi (Snowdonia), Wales in preparation for what was to be the greatest physical challenge of their lives, in the beauty of the Gastein Valley.

Read the feature and watch the edit - Link in .outsiders.project bio.

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Announcing Little White Loes 101: the issue! 🫧
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We fell in love with Bella Baxter and her whirlwind journey of self-discovery, and couldn’t be more excited to share with you this issue exploring the intricate world of Yorgos Lanthimos’ brilliantly bizarre fantasy.
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Order your copy now from our online shop (🔗 in bio)
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Introducing our new membership programme – Club Huck.

Over the past 17 years and 80 issues, we have brought you stories of inspiration, of resistance, of community, and of hope from across the globe.

In these fraught times, there are individuals, organisations and communities who are fighting for something better. They are breathing life into a better world, sculpting and creating culture in their own image.

We’re proud to be the ones to tell their stories.

But we need your help. The climate for journalism has never been more difficult. As costs rise and revenues sink, it’s harder and harder to keep producing vital and urgent journalism. That’s where you come in.

For as little as a cup of coffee a month you can help us continue to produce premium and original global journalism, as well as securing exclusive member benefits. Just £3 a month can ensure we secure our future, and a future for the stories only we can tell – to continue offering a space for resistance, inspiration, and hope.

Find out more and join Club Huck at the 🔗 in our bio.

Introducing Huck's new food section, powered by , where we'll be spotlighting some of the best stories where food meets counter culture.

We're launching the section with archive pieces on food waste in Seoul and ‘Why leftover sandwiches are like Singapore’ from Sandwich Issue 6: The Leftovers Issue.

We're also delighted to have an oped from writing on the week campaign ahead of hunger marches this weekend.

For all this and more, check out the 🔗 in bio!

Introducing : the All the Beauty and the Bloodshed Issue! We take visual inspiration from underground New York zines to examine the art of dissent. This issue features exclusive interviews with Poitras and Goldin, a visit to a Nan Goldin exhibition in Stockholm, a proposal for a Nan Goldin film festival, a discussion with the brains behind How To Blow Up a Pipeline, interviews with Variety creator Bette Gordon and we meet the director of the great Saint Omer, Alice Diop – plus lots more.
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Available to order via the link in bio – become a member or subscribe to make sure you never miss an issue

The Glass Onion, out today on Netflix, is not only on the cover of Issue #96 and recipient of a highly recommended 5/5/5 score, it is also the subject of a commission by . Our super ltd edition ‘for your consideration’ booklet, is being distributed in press and premiers to shine a light on what went into making this awards contender.

book for The Underground Railroad, created for and with the brilliant Barry Jenkins, picked up Gold Award critics choice at the !

You can read more about the project via the link in bio.

Huck is looking for a Senior Editor to lead its editorial team. The ideal person will implement the brand’s editorial vision and mandate, delivering only–in-Huck coverage of subculture, documentary photography and outdoor sports for both a UK and international audience. Details and to apply:

https://www.tcolondon.com/post/huck-is-hiring-a-new-senior-editor

TCO London: Huck is hiring a new Senior Editor Come and join the team!

Thanks to IndieWire for this awesome write up of The Underground Railroad book we created for Barry Jenkins and Amazon Studios. See more on our website here: http://www.tcolondon.com/blog/underground-railroad-unboxing-barry-jenkins

Barry Jenkins Gets the Amazon Love He Deserves with ‘The Underground Railroad’ Book Exclusive: It may have been shut out at the Emmys, and Jenkins believes the Amazon binge criticism was valid, “but that they don’t care about the show is just completely false.”

2021: A Year of Community

It has been a breakthrough year for TCO in many ways. One of the most fulfilling aspects of our work has been collaborating with clients who want to support the communities behind the stories we tell, and help them thrive.

By adding community funds or grants to many of our campaigns and media partnerships we’ve worked with our clients to give over £200,000 of support, helping businesses, artists and diverse communities to realise their ambitions.

We hope you enjoy reading about some of these projects in our end-of-year wrap-up, and showreel.

Wishing you and yours, all the best for 2022 and beyond.✌️

http://www.tcolondon.com/blog/tco-2021-wrap-up

TCO 2021 WRAP UP: A YEAR OF COMMUNITY — TCO London 2021 has been a breakthrough year for TCO in many ways.

New innovative retail concepts appear to be popping up across the UK, including an AR-powered ‘try before you buy’ tattoo parlour in Leeds, an Estate Agent for Mars in Chelsea and an NFT art gallery in Glasgow.

They are part of a new street art project taking over empty storefronts to offer a glimpse into an imagined future, where everyday businesses have been supercharged by design. Each installation partners an empty shop with a designer to depict the space in an exciting new light.

The project commissioned by 99designs by Vistaprint, and created by TCO London, showcases the power of great design to revive often-overlooked businesses as we emerge from lockdown. It aims to inspire business owners to see the high street as the perfect home for innovation, creativity and bold new ideas.

The campaign is part of , a global initiative providing a diverse group of 99 small business owners with financial support and design services to aid their plans to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic.

See all of the storefronts here and let us know which one you wish existed: http://www.tcolondon.com/blog/99designs-by-vistaprint-imaginary-business-street-art

99designs by Vistaprint and TCO launches UK-wide street art project featuring imaginary businesses — TCO London The campaign aims to encourage a post-pandemic revival on the high street.

Check out kick-ass duo Fabrizio Festa, TCO's Design Director, and Niall Flynn, Huck's Editor, on the Monocle podcast. It's all about the new huck redesign, its general awesomeness, the art of making mags -- and tons more!

https://monocle.com/radio/shows/the-stack/462/

‘Huck’, ‘Mamute’ and ‘Bibliotech’, The Stack 462 - Radio This week we speak with the team behind ‘Huck’ magazine about its redesign, and feature two new literary titles: ‘Mamute’ and ‘Bibliotech’.