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Bullsheep BW

Name: Bullsheep BW
Address: Unit 12A, Plot 104, GICP, Gaborone, BW
Telephone: +2673915911

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We just want to save the world with design. Bullsheep is a multidisciplinary creative agency with big ideas.

We offer a full bouquet of services to help develop your Brand, communicate your Story and connect you with the right audience through research, strategy, storytelling, design and The Piff.

18/05/2026

We’re proud to have played a part in bringing The Diamond Gallery to life during World Athletics Relays 2026 in Botswana. 💎🇧🇼

For 60 years, diamonds have driven Botswana’s progress. Yet the full story had never been told in one place. The Diamond Gallery was curated to tell the national story of Botswana’s 60 years of diamond leadership.

Here’s to 60 years of progress, and the story still unfolding.

Audio: Poem by Ntirelang Berman
Exhibition Curator: Bullsheep Creative Studios
Video: Bullsheep Creative Studios

12/05/2026

Stills from a weekend well spent. 🎨

Tholoane’s Touch Art Exhibition filled the room with art, familiar faces, and nothing but good energy.
Proud to have made it happen together. ✨

13/04/2026

BTS: Chalk Talks with

And just like that, season 3 of our BS Original ‘Chalk Talks’ comes to a close. 🥲 We couldn’t have picked a more calm and grounded artist than Segoh to end the show on a light note! 🤍

Segoh fun facts:

1. She first discovered her artistic side in her home village of Sepopa near the Okavango Delta. 🇧🇼
2. Her work bridges science and art: with a background in biology and chemistry, her analytical training subtly informs the abstract realism she creates. 🔬🎨
3. She has hosted two solo exhibitions; ‘Twiligh Reverie - Celebrating Her Essence” (2024) and ‘”Shades of Her” (2025) 👩🏾‍🎨
4. Her works center emotional philosophy through the explorations of identity, destiny, connection, and the quiet forces shaping human lives. 🪢
5. She aims to use her works as a vehicle to inspire and shape conversations around womanhood. 👩🏽

The full Chalk Talks Season 3 is now on YouTube, link in bio! 🎬

10/04/2026

“Where are the women in our stories and what role have they played in shaping who we are?” 🧐

This is the question we’re left with as in Segoh closes Chalk Talks Season 3 with her piece titled 'Head Held High'. 🎨🖌

Curious to know more? Head to our YouTube channel to watch the full episode now: https://youtu.be/PsOkaF0yzmU 💻

07/04/2026

BTS: Chalk Talks with Prince Tom 🖌️🖼️

What a joy to have an artist who’s taken the local art scene by storm over the last few years right here in our studios. Have you watched his full episode yet?

Prince Tom fun facts:

1. He currently holds 3 qualifications; a degree in Industrial Design and 2 certifications in entrepreneurship and leadership development. 📖
2. Prince has origins rooted in both Mozambique and Zimbabwe, with his work greatly influenced by visits to Bulawayo. 🇿🇼🇲🇿
3. Prince was first introduced to Art at the young age 6 by his late mother Khumo. 👩🏽‍❤️‍👨🏽
4. He has an international client base with works sold in 7 different countries outside of Africa.🌎
5. Prince’s work was featured on the Wendy Williams show in New York. 📺

Chalk Talks Season 3, Episode 3 is now live on YouTube: https://youtu.be/H2-AvImz6to?si=VxzNZ3OZkYnTX8Vq

27/03/2026

Episode 4 of Chalk Talks is up & ready! 🎨

With Prince Tom, the chalkboard becomes a space for dreaming, healing, and remembering.

Inspired by rainmaking, colour as restoration, and stories of creation like Matsieng, his piece moves between tradition and imagination.

Watch the full episode on YouTube to dive deeper into the work & the mind behind it: https://youtu.be/H2-AvImz6to👏

26/03/2026

BTS: Chalk Talks with Onica Lekuntwane 🎨

Whether she’s turning complex stories into beautiful visuals, designing stamps you’ve probably held in your hands, or pouring into the creative community through workshops, it was amazing having Onica in the Kraal. ✨

Onica’s Career Highlights:

1993: Illustrated her first children’s book 📚
2007: First Runner-Up at the FNB/Emang Basadi Community Builder Awards 🏆
2012: Selected for the globally acclaimed Mandela Poster Project 🌍
2013: Named among St. Louis Top 40 Under 40 ‘Catalysts of Change’ ✨
2015: Began designing official BotswanaPost stamps 📬
2024: Organised Botswana’s inaugural Afrika Design Day 🎨

Chalk Talks Season 3, Episode 3 is now live on YouTube: https://youtu.be/tNlyD64ttqU?si=tWVrnQe05B6IoMz9

20/03/2026

In Episode 3 of Chalk Talks, Onica Lekuntwane steps into the boardroom and takes us back in time to a folktale that set terror and fascination into the hearts of children. 👪

Onica translates the story of Tjuele into her original piece, 'Gatwe e rile'. Work she describes as a celebration of a journey rooted in indigenous knowledge and expressed through visual storytelling and illustration. 🎨🇧🇼

Watch Episode 3 of Chalks Talks now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LxJgSkOZuSs

18/03/2026

BTS: Chalk Talks with 🎨

Whether she’s DJ’ing at one of our events, taking in the work at our exhibitions, or adding her touch to the boardroom walls, it’s always a good time having our sister in Kraal. Even better when we get to know one of our own a little deeper.

Kim’s Career Highlights: ⭐️

2021: Part of the Unfinished Camp: TBP Artist Collective, invited by Zeitz MOCAA, with their video screened across 5 countries. 🎥
2022: Completed her first radio art residency with Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee 📻
2023: Headed to Lusaka for the Rackless Kazi DJ Residency at Modzi Arts, and later completed a 2-month residency at The Art House Wakefield (supported by the Royal Over-Seas League Visual Arts Scholarship) 🌍
2024: Invited by Goethe-Institut South Africa to participate in The Bauhaus Listening Workshop (Johannesburg) 🎧
2025: Featured at RMB Latitudes Art Fair: Botswana Focus Special Project as part of ARC and TBP Artist Collective 🇧🇼

Chalk Talks Season 3, Episode 2 is now live on YouTube: https://youtu.be/tNlyD64ttqU?si=tWVrnQe05B6IoMz9

13/03/2026

Episode 2 of Chalk Talks is here 🎨

Kim Makin brings “Leteise Interchange” to the chalkboard, drawing inspiration from the Kgale Siding interchange and the road signs that have reshaped how we move through Gaborone.

By blending the bold visual language of road signage with the iconic patterns of Botswana’s beloved leteise, Kim turns a familiar city symbol into something playful, vibrant, and unmistakably local.

Watch the full episode on YouTube to find out more about the piece & the artist behind it: https://youtu.be/tNlyD64ttqU 👏

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Unit 12A, Plot 104, GICP
Gaborone

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Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+2673915911

Website

https://www.youtube.com/@BullsheepBW

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