These objects connect through The Designers Republic while serving different purposes. Compare what each asks its reader to do: visit an exhibition, attend a night or encounter a fashion collection. The catalogue’s high-confidence attribution for BLECH remains distinct from a printed production credit; no individual designer is inferred from studio leadership.
The 1995 Customized Terror / New & Used flyer advertises an exhibition at The Forum in Sheffield. Its reverse also records exhibition context, a proposed book and merchandise. It is both promotional design and a small document about the studio’s own activity.
The Designers Republic — Customized Terror (UK) / New & Used →TMR-000536
BLECH 03 brings the studio’s attributed graphic language to Warp’s 1998 London club programme. The recurring Blech Boy character sits alongside named acts and event information. The connection is a qualified studio attribution, not a newly established individual design credit.
TERRA-WARP presents BLECH 03 →TMR-000144
The 1998 Murray + Vern collaboration extends the comparison into fashion and retail. Metallic purple, spot-colour and gloss treatments accompany the imagery, while the held Stick this! pieces and distribution bag preserve parts of the wider promotional package. Full physical collation remains unverified.
Murray + Vern vs The Designers Republic →TMR-000566This is a curatorial selection of TMR holdings. Each object links to its catalogue record; the sources below provide the wider context and the specified image credits.
Reviewed 13 September 2026