• FUTUREPUNK

    We are a proudly small creative change agency working with organisations in the present to create something better in the future. We create visual and editorial narratives and beautifully crafted matter to help people and organisations communicate effectively their values and ideas. We ask questions and strategise concepts to build content and stories across mediums to create positive and successful outcomes. We focus on culture, fashion, sustainability, art, travel and tech.

  • what we do

    We plan, design, write and build content and messaging across print, digital, visual and audio mediums using our experience and wide ranging collective of experts. Futurepunk is focused on helping startups, medium and large organisations navigate the journey from conceptualising an idea that they are passionate about to making it a commercial reality. We take your culture, your brand, your business model, your content, drive revenue and make it sing.

  • CREATIVE SOLUTIONS

    We use flexible, modular methods to respond to particular contexts and situations on projects to solve business, culture and communication challenges effectively.

     

    MAP, SKETCH, TEST, UNDERSTAND

    We start by mapping out a shared visualisation to use as a reference point, then really dig into the meat and implications of an idea by imagining it in the real. We test favoured ideas by trying them out in real contexts and future scenarios, then gradually add knowledge and information to create a richer understanding.

    PRODUCE AND REFINE

    Time to clarify the details of an idea to finalise the way forward, and add a level of creative experimentation to envision how it might work in practice. The plan complete, we make it real, and focus on crafting the finished article.

  • WORK

    Creative approaches to communication challenges

  • Team & Network

    Founder Ramsay Short set up the business in 2016, working out of a London HQ in Camden with a small international team covering core disciplines of analysis, strategy, facilitation, design and project management. FuturePunk uses a trusted network of specialist expertise for specific project challenges and different client contexts.

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    Founder & Creative Lead

    Ramsay Short

    A former Daily Telegraph Middle East correspondent and magazine editor, Ramsay has been working as journalist, reporter and editor across news and culture for over 20 years.

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    Art Director/Music Curator

    Rami Obeid

    Swedish-Lebanese graphic designer Rami's primary focus is branding, including projects for IKEA, Toyota, Vodafone, Johnnie Walker, Baileys and Qatar Museum Authority .

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    Graphic Designer

    Constanza Gaggero

    Constanza is a Chilean-born graphic designer and typography specialist whose work with major institutions includes The Barbican, Tate Modern, Royal Academy of the Arts and the British Museum.

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    Photographer/Artist

    Tanya Traboulsi

    Tanya is an award-winning Austrian-Lebanese photographer whose work revolves around themes of travel, identity, memory and belonging. Her images have been published across the world.

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    Journalist/Copywriter

    Lydia Bell

    Lydia is an experienced travel and lifestyle journalist, copywriter and editor. whose work has appeared in The Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The FT, Condé Nast Traveller and more.

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    Journalist/Copywriter

    Mike Peake

    Mike is a freelance business journalist, copywriter, luxury writer and blogger who has worked with brands such as Volvo, NatWest, Harrods and Johnnie Walker, among many more.

  • The FUTUREPUNK POST

    At FuturePunk we cover a lot of topics for our clients. Keeping up to date on people doing good stuff in the worlds of tech, social care, sustainability, fashion, art, culture, travel, the media and well, almost everything, is crucial for us to be able to give broad perspectives, come up with strategies that work, and develop content that not only sings in itself but feeds organisations and audiences alike. So here's some good stuff that's caught our eye we think you ought to know.

    Good Stuff you Need to Know #1
    January 28, 2020
    The US town giving $500 FREE to families every month 100 families in Stockton, California, are receiving $500 per month over 18 months as part of the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration (SEED). With funding from the Economic Security Project, the families receive the cash on a prepaid...
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