The British Museum — Fenella

Freelance Graphic designer

Invitation to the private viewing

Invitation to the private viewing

Concept, design and production

Concept, design and production

Shunga was produced from 1600 to 1900 and banned in Japan for much of the 20th century

Shunga was produced from 1600 to 1900 and banned in Japan for much of the 20th century

Poster included in the invitation printed on Offenbach paper to retain the feeling of the original prints

Poster included in the invitation printed on Offenbach paper to retain the feeling of the original prints

Events programme with die-cut which reveals a sneak peek of the content

Events programme with die-cut which reveals a sneak peek of the content

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Shunga miniature teaser booklet

Miniature teaser booklet

Miniature teaser booklet

Advertising campaign and 4 Sheets in stations on the London Underground

Advertising campaign and 4 Sheets in stations on the London Underground

Within Japan, shunga has continued to influence modern forms of art, including manga, anime and Japanese tattoo art.

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Shunga prints inspired Toulouse-Lautrec, Beardsley, Rodin and Picasso.

Shunga prints inspired Toulouse-Lautrec, Beardsley, Rodin and Picasso.

Signage around the museum

Signage around the museum