Sustainability
Raygun Design is a studio that works almost exclusively with organisations in climate, environment and human rights. That shapes how I think about my own practice.
How the studio operates
All client work is delivered remotely. There is no studio commute, no office, and no routine business travel. Where travel is needed, I take the train.
The studio runs on a renewable electricity tariff. Hardware is kept in service for as long as it remains usable; when replacement is necessary, refurbished equipment is the first consideration. Everything is paperless by default: briefs, proofing and review all happen digitally.
When a project does go to print, I recommend recycled or sustainably sourced stocks and local printers as a matter of course. Specifying responsibly is a straightforward part of the job.
Commitments
I review my emissions position annually. Current commitments, maintained for the duration of any active contracts:
- Remote-first and rail-first operating model
- Renewable electricity supply
- Minimal hardware turnover
- Annual review of residual emissions, with a view to verified offsetting as the business grows
Why it matters
Most of my clients are working on exactly these issues. It would be odd not to take them seriously myself.
Last reviewed: July 2026