Warwicka

Warwicka is the practice of Andrew Warwick, an art director and motion designer working from Derbyshire, England. The portfolio spans more than a decade of client work across publishing, retail, technology, and culture, from book launches to product campaigns to internal communications, each framed as a design and motion problem to be solved rather than a generic deliverable.

The case studies point to a practice built around design, motion, and interface work: visualising abstract or technical ideas for a general audience, building visual identities for book launches, and creating motion pieces tied to product releases. Projects range from experimental visuals made for a poet and lyricist to interface and motion work supporting AI-driven services, suggesting a range that moves between editorial, brand, and conceptual technology briefs rather than sitting in one lane.

The client list traces a specific history: The Guardian in 2026, experimental work for poet Jamie Thrasivoulou in 2024, a watch launch for Casio in 2023, brand work with Adidas in 2022, AI-service visualisation for NEOM in 2021, book-to-bestseller design for Bloomsbury in 2020, publicity design for Pan Macmillan's Secret Barrister in 2019, motion variety for Vice in 2018, visual storytelling for Adam Kay's book with Picador in 2017, communications work for Carphone Warehouse in 2014, employee relations design for The Body Shop in 2013, and brand styling for The Dandy Gent in 2012. Taken together, the case studies read as a long-running run of one-off, named projects for publishers, brands, and cultural clients rather than a standing agency roster.