Hey! We are
Acrylicize
A London and Seattle-based multidisciplinary creative studio, creating and curating bespoke artworks and installations, using art as a vehicle for storytelling and brand expression. A team of 30, we are made up of graphic designers, architects, product designers, furniture designers, illustrators, and fine artists.
A London and Seattle-based multidisciplinary creative studio, creating and curating bespoke artworks and installations, using art as a vehicle for storytelling and brand expression. A team of 30, we are made up of graphic designers, architects, product designers, furniture designers, illustrators, and fine artists.
Our creative process allows us to get to the heart of a project to produce something site-specific and unique – an artwork or experience that communicates the narrative and history of a given space.
Our challenge, “Thoughts Become Things, is now part of the Creative Bravery playlist for Creative Thinking qualification. Find out more here.
Related resources
💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. As humans, we live thanks to the beat of the heart. During this project-based challenge, students will conceptualise and design an interactive, immersive experience that tells a story about the music of their soul through three distinctive spaces. They will learn about the origins of music, explore the work of world-renowned experiential designers and examine their own emotions related to music.
Music of Your Soul
💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Imagine and create a new wellness area in a school where students can feel calm, experience kindness, find meaningful connections and practice good mental health.
A State of Being
During this challenge pupils will gain an understanding of what is Experiential Design and what considerations have to be taken into account to provide a positive experience for the target audience. They will learn about how team at Acrylicize work, how to generate a lot of ideas, where to draw inspiration from, and will create their experimental installation with the help of 3D paper models.