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Did you know that drinking hot tea can help cool you down in this heatwave? It sounds like the least sensible thing one ...
29/07/2026

Did you know that drinking hot tea can help cool you down in this heatwave? It sounds like the least sensible thing one could do in this weather but it’s true. Drinking something hot encourages the body to sweat a little more and, provided that sweat can evaporate, it carries heat away from the body.

Not convinced? Well, we can hardly blame you. But if there’s one consolation we can leave you with in this sweltering heat, it’s this: each passing day brings us another day closer to autumn.

How quickly a year goes. It feels almost unbelievable that Bounty has been gone for a year already.For nearly sixteen ye...
24/07/2026

How quickly a year goes. It feels almost unbelievable that Bounty has been gone for a year already.

For nearly sixteen years, he was such a constant presence in our lives: waiting at the door when someone came home, attacking any feet that dared to poke out from underneath the duvet and generally finding ingenious ways to be irritating.

Sixteen years somehow feels both enormous and nowhere near long enough.

Happy Death Day, Bounty. We trust you’re still causing chaos, wherever you are.

16/07/2026

Nature is beautiful.

05/07/2026

Some highlights from our impromptu trip to Knole Park in Sevenoaks on a sweltering midsummer day.

Knole is a 600-year-old estate centred on a former archbishop’s palace and was the childhood home of Vita Sackville-West. The surrounding park is the last remaining medieval deer park of its kind in Kent. Fallow deer have roamed freely here for more than 500 years and we were lucky enough to see them wandering right in front of us.

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Happy 250th birthday, USA.
04/07/2026

Happy 250th birthday, USA.

28/06/2026

Some fragments of our trip to Nymans in the middle of a 36°C (96.8°F) heatwave.

Nymans was the childhood home of celebrated theatre designer Oliver Messel, whose work included the landmark 1946 production of The Sleeping Beauty.

Unfortunately, the house closed early because the rooms had become too hot, so we only caught the garden and ruins in passing. We’ll definitely be back when it’s cooler, if only for a closer look at the unbelievably realistic and detailed papier-mâché props.

We’re excited to announce that our Quinn the Fox Playing Cards are now available from Premium Playing Cards.If you’re in...
24/06/2026

We’re excited to announce that our Quinn the Fox Playing Cards are now available from Premium Playing Cards.

If you’re interested in stocking Quinn the Fox, we would be delighted to hear from you at [email protected]

21/06/2026

Some highlights from yesterday’s research trip to Friston Place, the home and garden of .

Whilst the entire garden is enchanting, the thing that was most striking was the wildflower meadow near the front. It was so vast that you could hardly take it in. From a distance, it appears to be a field of pure yellow. Then the closer you get and the longer you look, the more you begin to see and hear: blousy poppies, cornflowers, meadow grasses and grasshoppers chirping in between them.

So much of Quinn’s world is inspired by Sussex and the South Downs and we can’t wait to get back to the studio to see where yesterday’s sights and sounds will lead us.

Fresh out of the oven: the fourth run of our Quinn the Fox playing cards.Do you remember when we shared the first design...
10/06/2026

Fresh out of the oven: the fourth run of our Quinn the Fox playing cards.

Do you remember when we shared the first design, the Queen of Hearts, during the dark days of the pandemic? Who would have thought there would be hundreds of these decks scattered across the globe a few years later?

This blog was inspired by a conversation with @/tatsukun85, who asked where a photo we posted was taken. We replied, rat...
05/06/2026

This blog was inspired by a conversation with @/tatsukun85, who asked where a photo we posted was taken. We replied, rather wryly admittedly, “Sorry, I’m bringing back gatekeeping.”

He eventually found the location of the photo himself and we are still on talking terms (we think?). But it made us wonder whether there was more behind that throwaway comment.

When the answer to everything is available instantly, the act of finding starts to lose its romance. Taste and knowledge require a little friction and a little pursuit.

When the thrill of the chase is gone, does our willingness to stop and ponder go with it? And in an age of AI, where so much of what we share can be scraped, processed and fed to other people, shouldn’t we be allowed to hold something back for ourselves?

Read the full essay now on the Quinn the Fox blog.

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