Ring Ring Music is a music supervision agency based in Stockholm, Sweden. Founded in 2018 by Jenny Ring, the company specializes in music-related services for commercials, films, TV shows, and documentaries. Its work includes music search, licensing, negotiations, artist involvement, custom compositions, and project management.

Cadavre ASCII is the result of a collaborative drawing experiment combining ASCII (a text-based design and drawing technique from 1963) with cadavre exquis (or exquisite corpse, in English).

Cadavre exquis is a surrealist game where multiple participants create a drawing together without seeing the full composition. Each person contributes a section based on the visible edge of the previous part. For this series of drawings, we focused on drawing characters divided in four parts: head, upper body, lower body and feet.

The 20 characters in this book were created in two afternoons by the ASCII office (Nathaniël Ortiz, Linus Bonduelle, Ran De Vos, Emese Veszely and Maya Strobbe). Cover design by Nathaniël Ortiz.

Riso-printed in grey and burgundy, pamphlet stitch binding, 44 pages.
Published in 2025 by RAMSDAM BOOKS.

Rory Clifford collaborated with SODA_UX to design and develop the SODA_UX Graduation Website. The website showcases the final year projects of students enrolled in the BSc (Hons) Digital User Experience Degree Apprenticeship (DUX) and BSc (Hons) Web and User Experience Design (WUX) programs at the School of Digital Arts in Manchester, UK.

The main font used for the website is Hofmann by Nguyen Gobber, an expressive display typeface based on a 4×4 dot grid. Rory Clifford playfully incorporated Hofmann’s distinctive appearance by overlaying characters and glyphs to create various colourful shapes and intersections. The positioning of the letter shapes is randomised to continuously produce new vibrant compositions. The website also allows for user-controlled colour manipulation through mouse interactions.

Hofmann is paired with Sono by Etcetera Type Company and Crimson Text by Sebastian Kosch for running text.