Created at Cockpit for Southbank Centre Shops

Helen Johanessen is founder of Yoyo Ceramics and her style can be characterized by bold, playful, witty and imaginative designs. Influenced by familiar objects such as Tupperware and Marigold rubber gloves, Helen seeks to twist the original thought or function of these traditional items. For 'Created at Cockpit for Southbank Centre' Helen has expanded her Yoyo Maker range, influenced by the original 1950s Homemaker design, to include a £25 sugar bowl and £30 milk jug.

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Tamasyn Gambell trained in printed textiles at the Chelsea College of Art and the Royal College, experimenting with both fashion and interior print design. She strives to produce products that match luxury with a production method that is both environmentally and ethically sound. Her range at the Festival Terrace shops for 'Created at Cockpit'  include 1950s inspired graphic geometric cushions and scarves.

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Textile designer and illustrator Naomi Ryder utilises embroidery, drawing-with-stitch and print to create delicate and beautiful contemporary images of ordinary life. Her inspiration comes from the beauty and humour of everyday routines which are reflected in her stunning "City Life" collection. Naomi's £25 piece is a new t-shirt design featuring the Royal Festival Hall

Part of Cockpit Arts 25th Birthday Trail. For more information download the TRAIL MAP PDF or visit www.cockpitarts.com.

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Festival Terrace Shop
Southbank Centre
SE1 8XX

17-25 September
Mon - Fri: 10am-9pm
Sat: 10am - 8pm
Sun: 12-8pm

https://shop.southbankcentre.co.uk/