Twelve Days of Calverts
Calverts is a workers cooperative with 12 members. We’re really proud of the work we’ve done this year, and we’ve each chosen a favourite project from 2020 to share.
Thank you and season’s greetings from all of us to all our customers and friends. We look forward to working with you in 2021!
Sam chose He Used Thought as a Wife, an anthology of poems and conversations by Tim Key
Jason chose Yare Polkey's and Halvergate - a spiral bound publication produced in partnership between Norwich University of Arts and Water, Mills and Marshes.
Angie chose Kings Scholars+ images and materials for screen
Lee chose The Alphabet Telephone book by David Newton
Siôn chose Class War on Zero Hours - essential reading for anyone who is grappling with the question: ‘what next for working class politics and revolutionary strategy'
Dave chose a Christine and the Queens risograph print
Penny chose Owls, printed for Cambridge Imprint
Cherry chose Great Anarchists, collected essays and illustrations published by Dog Section Press
Twelve Days of Calverts
Calverts is a workers cooperative with 12 members. We’re really proud of the work we’ve done this year, and we’ve each chosen a favourite project from 2018 to share.
Thank you and season’s greetings from all of us to all our customers and friends. We look forward to working with you in 2019!
Siôn chose The Print Shop, a unique collaboration with artist Alice Patullo and Design For Today celebrating Calverts’ 40th anniversary.
Dave chose these beautiful Cambridge Imprint notebooks which were litho printed using bespoke ink mixes.
Acrelda chose The Gardener Architect book, which was digitally printed for Eric Guibert with a foiled cover of textured Gmund Bier paper stock (made with hops, malt and cellulose).
Arthur chose The Squeeze Book, a leporello folded booklet celebrating accordion music and published by Design For Today.
Sam chose Becoming Dangerous, a collection of essays about witchcraft from Fiction & Feeling with a black velvet cover and illustrated slipcase.
Angie chose the visual identity we created for the Kennington Chartists Project, inspired by the mixed typefaces used on posters in the 19th century.
Marcus chose this dairy-free recipe book by Innocent Drinks, printed sustainably on paper made from nut shells.
Penny chose the Social Mobility Yearbook we designed and printed for King’s College London’s Social Mobility & Student Success division, with striking iridescent foil type on an uncoated grey cover.
Cherry chose The Second Shelf, a new periodical about books by women with a shocking pink embossed cover.
Jason chose the Asylum Navigation Board, produced with Right to Remain and Dr Victoria Canning from Bristol University. The box includes a board, a booklet, a set of A6 game cards, two small wooden figures, and die cut foam inner to hold everything in place.
Sarah chose the 2018 East End Independents map created by Adam Dant and Herb Lester and printed by Calverts for the East End Trades Guild of which we are a proud member.
Lee chose The Swerling Circus of Small, a postcard book printed to accompany an exhibition of Lisa Swerling’s miniature artworks at the Anthropologie Gallery on King’s Road.
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