Along with a few fellow illustrators I have been invited to re-paint the interior of music & art venue Start the Bus - Bristol style!

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We would like to extend a very warm welcome to our new Creative Director, Mr. Simon Reason.

He tried to fight it but the lure of having his facefolded was just too much.

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The CIB shop played host to the “Not my Type” exhibition which opened last week. The exhibition is a great opportunity to see the work of Birmingham based illustrators and designers.

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We recently had the lovely Preiti Randhawa in for a week of work experience here at Matrix Towers. We asked her to write a quick blog about her time at Matrix. Read on to find out what she got up to…

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In response to the crisis in Haiti, artists and creatives are being urged to donate/create artwork. ‘The Renmen Project’ has been brought together by the team at Thunder Chunky and Ben The Illustrator in order to raise funds for UNICEF’s Haiti Appeal.

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We’ve had a bit of work featured in the second edition of Ammo magazine. Inside, the magazine is filled with contemporary illustration from some of the best artists you could ever dream to find - including our very own Michelle Turton for her work with inkygoodness!

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Look what we’ve found…

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Kate has invited the team here at Matrix Creative Marketing to her first solo exhibition at the Atrix in Bromsgrove. We’re going to pop up, over the festive season to enjoy the visual delights Kate has to offer. The exhibition will run from the 02/11/09 to 03/01/10.

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Matrix creative marketing saw the launch of the Inkygoodness exhibition last Friday 11th at the Custard Factory, Digbeth. The opening night was a huge success, with beautifully crafted illustration, large scale installations and plush toys amongst the offerings to be seen at the Wonderland show.

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Our very own Michelle Turton has been featured in Computer Arts this week for her work with Inkygoodness. Michelle has been busy organising the third inkygoodness exhibition at Birmingham’s Custard Factory with co - founder Lisa Hassell.

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