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Food for thought for Art Ask Agency

Company launching food and lifestyle brand The Camden Collection at Licensing Expo.

Art Ask Agency will be launching food and lifestyle brand, The Camden Collection, at Licensing Expo in Las Vegas this week.

The essence of the brand has its base in award winning food and lifestyle photography from the London-based studio, with the initial licensing launch focusing on food before expanding to include floral, hearts and shells.

The Camden Collection is aiming to attract gifting, kitchenware and homeware licensees to develop products for the US, UK and European markets.

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