citylikeyou — Orcs Nest — London by Jody Hudson-Powell

London / Shop

I can’t pass without dropping in, Orcs Nest is a small independent boardgame, D&D etc store that’s been around forever(1987)… and has the best logo. Good selection of games for younger kids too.

Website
orcsnest.com

Address
Orcs Nest, 6 Earlham Street, London, United Kingdom

Graphic Designer

Current city: London

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Jody Hudson-Powell, together with his brother and life-long creative collaborator Luke Powell, joined Pentagram as a partner in 2015. Originally hailing from Somerset, England, the brothers had great success with their independent design studio Hudson-Powell. Jody has always been interested in the ways technology shapes the way we view and experience the world around us. These interests culminated in an experimental practice developed at Central Saint Martins and a Virtual Environment MSc at UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture.

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