James Earls on the work of Studio Crême and sister studio Tomorrow Bureau
James Earls founded London-based creative practice Studio Crême in 2015 alongside Jack Featherstone. Together they work on a range of considered brand, art direction and packaging projects as well as surreal, experimental moving image through Studio Crême’s sister studio Tomorrow Bureau. EM: Hi James. Can you tell us about your background, and how you came to start Studio Crême? JE: Jack and I started the studio coming up to four years ago now.
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