LUCY LANGDON


Creative communication for brands that are building a fair, resilient and beautiful world.

How I can help

Does your brand need work? Is your content strategy falling short? Are people tuning out your social posts? Do you spend ages find the words to tell your story?

I’m a resourceful writer with 15 years’ experience in the sustainability and regenerative leadership space. I’ve lead award-winning campaigns, worked with some of the world’s best-known brands and created everything from 100-page reports to one-minute scripts.

So if you’re working on something that matters, I’d like to make sure you’ve got the right words for the job.

Recent projects

VIVOBAREFOOT

Walking the talk on regenerative business

I’ve been working with BCorp-rockstar Vivobarefoot to tell their regenerative story for five years. Provocatively honest, their annual integrated impact report tells the truth about what it takes to create real, lasting change.

AESOP

Iconic skincare brand reports on sustainability

Known around the world for the quality of their formulations and the integrity of their tone of voice, it’s been a pleasure to write Aesop’s last two impact reports.

BLOOD TYPE PLASTIC

Award-winning campaign communicating the health risks of plastic

Research found that most of us have plastic in our blood. I led on copywriting and creative for this campaign, including this animation, voiced by Stephen Fry. The Guardian ranked our work as one of 10 most impactful stories of 2022.

COMMON SEAS

Global social enterprise designing upstream solutions to the plastic crisis

Common Seas partners with businesses, governments and citizens from around the world to tackle plastic. I worked with Common Seas for five years, writing web copy, articles, scripts, toolkits, presentations, pitches and more.

Happy clients

The nature and climate crises are rapidly escalating, and no-one’s coming to save us.

It’s important we’re honest about the challenges we face, without – for a second – believing that change isn’t within our grasp.

At the moment, we face a battle of narratives: ‘how it is’ versus ‘how it could be’.

We need more and better stories about what’s going wrong, and how we’re making it right.

HOW IT IS
vs.
HOW IT
COULD BE