We have just finished updating our portfolio so please go and take a look at what we have been up to for the past few months.

It’s also our second anniversary and to celebrate we have moved to a bright new studio.

Our new contact details are:

enjoythis ltd
1st Floor
De Beauvoir Road
London N1 4EN

t: +44(0)20 7241 4334

We will be posting some pictures very soon!

Thanks for your support throughout 2009 !

We are going to update our website with new works very soon but in the meantime we would like to wish you a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year !

Anomaly approached us to create a multilingual (English, French and Chinese) module for Umbro.com.

The site offers the opportunity to customise the soles on a pair of Speciali boots. The 11 designs judged best will be worn by some famous footballers and will be made for the winners to keep.

Users can download any design as a wallpaper and also share the designs through a flickr stream.

Visit the website

We have just been to the pretty city of Lisbon in Portugal, to attend the always inspiring OFFF Festival.

We particularly enjoyed the inspirational speech from Robert Peters, the detailed illustrations from Si Scott, the geeky gadgets by the Nerdferences panel, the amazing varied work from designer/artist Paula Scher, the stop frame animation master PES, the minimal soundscapes by the Raster-Noton artists and to finish off a great few days the genius that is Stefan Sagmeister (in a spotted dress).

We also had fun playing with Multitouch Barcelona’s interactive installation, a giant space invaders game which you played by throwing (real) balls at the invaders.

We are excited to announce the launch of our new website. You will be able to see our work and check out our favourite spots in Dalston (now the coolest place in Britain according to the Guardian).

Visit www.enjoythis.co.uk

We have just launched a new website for Regino Cruz Arquitectos, an architecture company based in Lisbon, Portugal.

Check it out:

http://www.reginocruz.com

We have been featured on Computer Arts Magazine (January and February edition) as part of a series of articles about starting your own studio.