Growing up in a home filled with old medical instruments, and shelves stacked to the rafters with nature journals and iconic bright yellow National Geographic magazines, we were encouraged to fill sketchbooks and scrapbooks from a young age.
We have always had a fascination with wildlife. We’d keep beetles in matchboxes and collect fossils and feathers. It’s funny how childhood curiosities can have such an influence on your outlook on life.
We’ve surfed amongst large oil spills, witnessed huge amounts of plastic pollution and noticed weather and snow conditions changing in the mountains. These growing threats are becoming increasingly evident, and we are learning more every day about the animals and eco-systems that are being affected.
This awareness feeds into our everyday lifestyle; it's about living simply. Healthy and sustainable eating, limiting plastic waste, and continuing to do our craft whilst taking any moments in between to get outside and appreciate our connection to the natural world.
This mindset also feeds back into our design practice - it fuels the creative choices we make. We design sustainably, strip back any unnecessary packaging, and reuse, reduce and recycle materials wherever possible.
I’m an Edinburgh-based designer, illustrator and wildlife artist. My practice centres on nature-inspired visual storytelling through papercut and sustainable materials.
With over a decade of experience collaborating with conservation organizations—including WWF, RSPB, Rewilding Britain, and The Scottish Rewilding Alliance—I use art to inspire ecological awareness and action.
Follow Ed on InstagramI am based in Scotland where I’ve set up my own screen print studio in the creative hub of Glasgow. Working alongside globally renowned artists and printmakers in the Glasgow Print Studio, I also run screen printing and bookbinding workshops. Analogue photography has been a passion of mine from an early age, with nature and landscapes as core subjects in my images.
Outside of my creative work, I’m a keen rock climber, surfer and snowboarder. I make frequent trips to the Scottish Highlands – my backyard for rock climbing, surfing, hillwalking and camping. If the rock is wet and the surf is on, I head to the rugged, beautiful coastline of Scotland to hunt for waves.
Follow James on InstagramWhilst both injured during a ski trip in Austria, we delved into a discussion on conservation issues and how our generation is living through the sixth mass extinction. Inspired to do something proactive, we decided to bring our skill sets together to create a project that focusses on awareness and action for endangered species.
What began as a passion project in 2015 – a small print series to raise awareness and money for a selection of endangered animals – has evolved into our life venture. We feel fortunate to be able to continue our collaboration as brothers, bringing together our individual crafts and shared passion for wildlife to help create positive change in the world.
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