SALT

This is a page in our screen printing booklet we are particularly fond of. Acetate has been used a lot throughout our work and continues to be one of our favourite materials.

Bleaching was an interesting experience involving marigolds and a tatty dressing gown. The outcome was equally interesting, but not for the same reasons.

There's something personal about handmade fonts. This is probably why Colverson Sans appealed to us so much - we've all taken a highly personal approach to this project.

This piece started with Chris, and grew as it went around the group. We individually added our own twist to it, changing the theme as we went along.

Another piece from the bleaching experience, and definately a satisfactory result. We used a stencil and bleach in a spray bottle so no paintbrushes were harmed in the making of this.

Cardboard has been one of our favourite materials to work with alongside the acetate. Is there nothing the robust material can't do? Apart from make ham sandwiches, of course.

We wanted merchandise for the summer but wanted to stay away from beach themes. And so the frisbee was born - the ultimate tool of procrastination for those long summer days.

Truly a coinneseur of frisbee art, Lee contributes a masterpiece in portable entertainment. "I'm so all about ultimate frisbee!" - Family Guy

There's nothing more satisfying than rolling a sheet of paper through a giant machine that could crush your hand. Imagine our delight when we figured out said machine also embossed type.

Everyone loves getting mail. So getting mail from Salt transcends from being a good experience to being something that is purely epic. Hold on to your stamps.

Another shining example of our work. It shines so much you could probably use it in the dark - handling in real life may require sun lotion and sunglasses. Everyone should know about the potential dangers of shocking pink.

An attempted viral meant that we generated more work than was humanely possible - this is one of those pieces. Flying salt isn't just flying salt. It's who we are and what we do.

Flying salt is free spirited, spontaneous and quirky which is why we chose it to represent us as a design group. Our decision may have been biased by an undeniable infatuation with salt sachets.