Very excited to share our latest transcreation work for Link’s Channel 823, which includes two feature stories close to our hearts. As butterfly enthusiasts, it was a pleasure to support and, hopefully, enhance these meaningful initiatives to provide urban sanctuaries for migrating butterflies as well as involve the community. Working on these stories, and many others for various clients, reminds us of the positive butterfly effects that can be created by caring for nature, linking communities, and lifting people up. We’re honored to help spread the wings of such worthwhile endeavors.

Read the full stories at the links below.

Do Butterflies Need Butterfly Gardens, or Do We?

The Joys and Sorrows, Trials and Triumphs of Butterfly Guardians

A captivating experience of subtitles translation throughout. The project offered us an opportunity to revisit some little-known Hong Kong history and research art conservation topics, while translating subtitles for MuseFest HK 2020.

If you have 26 minutes to catch up on some Hong Kong history, check this video out:

The first half of the talk is about five historical figures who visited Hong Kong – Nicholas II, Hirohito, Edward VIII, Chaplin, and George Bernard Shaw. The second half goes over Hong Kong’s toy making past, including the Cabbage Patch Kids.

If you are interested in poster creation, listen to two designers sharing their creations and works that they love (hint: lots of Japanese posters):

And, if you would like to learn about glass or painting conservation, here are two short videos:

Glass conservation:

Painting conservation: