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Featured Collaborations

 
 

WGP x Inver restaurant

Inver is a small, characterful restaurant on the shores of Loch Fyne, on Scotland’s west coast. Pam and Rob have created a very special place that really honours the surrounding landscape. Serving outstanding food where they work closely with local suppliers, they cherish seasonality, community and .the very freshest seafood . I was approached to make coffee cups for use in their restaurant, bothies and shepherd huts. Made with an iron rich glaze these are designed to fit onto beautiful wooden serving trays and be well balanced in the hand.

 

WGP x Tender Hands Press

Tender Hands is a small community-focused risograph press, specialising in creative skill-sharing workshops and publishing + distributing printed matter by marginalised creatives, grassroots and non-profit organisations. Run by Saffa Khan, Tender Hands Press is based in the Southside of Glasgow. Saffa guided me through the printmaking process to turn my cobalt brushwork motifs into a riso poster and pattern book.

WGP x Two Eight Seven

two.eight.seven is a small bakery space, take away coffee bar & provisions store run by Sam & Anna Luntley. Their bakery on the Southside of Glasgow champions local ingredients, hard work, good ethics and the hand of the maker / grower / milker / roaster / baker / tender. Together we designed a limited run of coffee cups with a wheatsheaf motif hand illustrated in Iron Oxide brushwork.

 

WGP x Grain and Grind

A small-batch coffee roaster born in the heart of Glasgow's Southside. Together we developed a range of serving wares for their cafes including mugs, coffee cups, milk pourers and dimple espresso cups.

WGP x BAWN Textiles

Bawn was established in 2020 by Irish textile specialist Bevan O'Daly in Glasgow, Scotland. Bawn was set up with a focus on bridging the gap between the growing sustainable textile supply chain and the customer. Together we designed a limited collection of bespoke ceramic pin dishes and fabric weight sets.

To date we have created three editions so far.

 

WGP x Tills bookshop

Established in 1985, Tills is one of Edinburgh's oldest second-hand bookshops. It sits overlooking the Meadows, and has carved out a small literary corner in Edinburgh's South Side. Working with Kate and Josh, I made a collection of plates and mugs to use as they expand they’re food and drink offerings.

Collaboration and Community

As a maker I am keen to be part of a wider creative community. One way to engage with and learn from those around me is through collaborations. Each year I make time for a few select projects with makers and small creative businesses in order to push myself and build new partnerships. These projects are usually born of a personal connection, whether a common interest, a chance meeting or a shared ethos. All of the people I work with place value in sustainable practice, exploring shared ideas and championing haptic skill. If you are a professional maker and have an idea for a project you can get in touch using the form on my contact page.