Paul Woodvine, the new creative director of Vault49’s London office, explains what you can expect from the new studio
The New York-based agency opened up shop in the UK capital at the beginning of April, and Woodvine is excited about the “extension of the US office – from a client perspective, the two offices will be seamless,” he says.
And at the time of printing, there are six positions being advertised on their site, ranging from illustrator to branding and packaging designer.
Vault49 was actually started by two Brits, Jonathan Kenyon and John Glasgow, during their final year at the London College of Printing, then relocated to New York in 2004. So the new studio is a return home of sorts for the agency.
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