A squirrel, in a hole, in the wall, in the office, watching me, watching him. He chewed through the electrics, he chewed through the water pipes and flooded the kitchen but he made my working day.
Keith Haring Google, totes faves.
Again, a little design weakling that never made it to the final hurdle, but one of which I have a particular soft spot for. Little tinker.
Wake up, snowboard, eat, drink, sleep… repeat. Simple. Image brought to you by Hipstamatic, helping inferior photographers be better. Oh, and they’re wizard’s fingernails not icicles as you may believe.
Now that’s rarer than the World Cup 1986 Uraguay badge foiley Panini sticker (that wasn’t easy to say). Whilst working with the triple talented team at Wireworks I was fortuitous enough to work on a very rewarding project, a web design to document Hector Macleod’s charitable endeavour as he raises money for the amazing Great Ormond Street Hospital. It’s called Hector’s Hike, go pledge your support.
I was lucky enough to design a logo for the wonderful folks at De-commute, a company that measures your carbon footprint and helps you reduce it. A worthy cause I hear you say and I had a ball. Here’s a selection of logos that never made it, poor little souls.
As I kid in the 90’s I used to love Dance Energy with the coolest host ever, Normski. I would copy all the dance moves (with the grace of a burst couch) in my bedroom until mum would shout at me for making a racket. The set, the clothes, the energy, truly amazing, I hope it comes full circle. I’m off to tuck my jeans into my Barrington socks and to dig out my maroon Fila hiking boots.
I retired to the picture house yesterday to view the film Tyrannosaur. I went expecting Jurassic Park and what I got was Radge C. Nesbitt kicking his dog to death in the opening scene. Harrowing. The film is directed by one of my favourite actors, Paddy Considene of Dead Man’s Shoes and A room for Romeo Brass, I don’t know what Paddy has got against dogs but boy oh boy the film’s a doozy. I was left reeling, Deb’s told me to man up.
Hoodwinked. I was under the impression I was putting lovely organic cereal into my little delicate tum tum. The lovely Polly kindly pointed out to me the other day that this wan’t the case, appearances can be deceptive. My middle class world of humous and carrot sticks imploded. The Dorset Cereal packaging gives the impression that the product is organic thus making it more aspirational and better for you, not once does it actually it state that it is organic, this was just my assumption, making an ass out of me and… well, me. Impressive ay? Great example of the power of packaging. Now, I’d rather have a bowl of Coco Pops.
