Not here to be liked is an activist art and design studio for change in a world in crisis.

Citizen’s Arrest Network is holding corporate executives to account over their environmental crimes by performing citizens’ arrests. Our collaboration with CAN has spanned strategy and creative consultation, developing the visual identity, web design and social media management since the campaign’s inception.

Heat Strike unites a coalition of climate organisations, trade unions and community organisers in organising direct action in response to extreme weather events. We have worked with the campaign since its inception supporting with visual identity, messaging, website, social media and actions.

Immersive art installation at Dunham Massey, a National Trust estate near Manchester, open to the public for six months in 2025. Field Hospital for Eco-Anxiety featured printed matter, furniture, plants, books and a soundscape made by house plants. The project was created in collaboration with The Edible Bus Stop and Internal Garden.

Climate Emergency Fund is the world’s premier funder of disruptive climate action. They are a safe bridge between funders and activists at the cutting edge of the climate movement. The visual identity we created for them is bold and simple. It doesn’t shy away from the urgency of our situation – instead it shines out as a beacon of hope in times of crises. The visual language solidifies the organisation’s clarity of message around the climate and ecological emergency, as well as its theory of change around how to tackle it effectively.

We created a visual identity for House of the People. An Assemble project bringing together people from across the country to demonstrate how deliberative democracy could help shift politics and policy in the UK.

Octopus Container is an immersive art installation about the dying seas, installed outside the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich. The artwork was inaugurated for the Tyndall Centre’s Critical Decade for Climate Action Conference in September 2025.