A funny little film that illustrates beautifully how some clients believe they can treat consultants but applied to real world situations. Beautifully simple, funny and thought provoking. No wonder it went viral posted on too many design blogs to mention. Nice work.
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The Vendor Client relationship – In real world situations.
December 15th, 2010How are logos made?
December 6th, 2010
Everything you’ve ever wondered and more about just how logo’s come to be is answered in this short film by Logonom.
http://www.logonom.tv/
Best use of iPad yet!
September 16th, 2010
We stumbled across this beautiful project by interface designers BERG were asked by creative agency Dentsu to create an expression of the role of glowing, rectangular displays in our lives.
Light painting meets stop-motion animation.
The work uses a photographic technique developed, through long exposures we record an iPad moving through space to make three-dimensional forms in light.
Enjoy.
Typographic Mustache
May 7th, 2010A bit of Friday afternoon fun that dropped into our inbox this afternoon courtesy of our subscription to Lost at E Minor (this weekly dose of coolness arrives in our inbox to keep us abreast and inspired of the very latest in art, illustration, photography, music, fashion, film, and more.
So you need a typeface.
April 20th, 2010
A Danish designer by the name of Julian Hansen has come up with this tongue-in-cheek flowchart for all those desktop publishers out there having trouble choosing just the right typeface for there next communication piece.
In actual fact it’s a quick history lesson on over 100 years of typeface design – and a bit of fun to boot.
Check it out here.
Pollock on your PC
February 11th, 2010
Here’s a bit of fun – a simple little javascript app designed by a some guy called Anatoly Zenkov.
The app tracks your mouse movements whilst working on your computer. At the end of the day you get a really cool looking piece of “art”.
Cleanffiti
September 7th, 2009
He doesn’t look like much – but this guy is an artist. A “clean” graffiti artist in Brighton, England.
Using a high pressure hose the bloke blasts collected rain water through stencils – the end result being elaborate stencil graffiti art on dirty surfaces – basically cleaning the grime to create a clean art piece.
What a very cool and creative way to clean up the place – I’ll be adding this to one our “techniques we want to try on a next public open space project” folder. Read the rest of this entry »
Oh the irony.
May 18th, 2009
Here’s a little snippet from an article on the BBC news website – part of the Changing Cityscapes series and this time focussing on architecture and town planning in Manchester.
“In fact, if it isn’t iconic or iconic-in-the-making, then it probably won’t get passed by the Planning Department.”
Who’s the clown that designed this?
May 15th, 2009
In our continuing rhetoric on all things typographically crap – we add yet another font to our Design Hall of Shame. Read the rest of this entry »
Good Morning Mr Bond.
November 28th, 2008
OK – so you’re an internet service provider and you need new offices – they must be spacious, they must be climatically stable, back-up power from an ex-German submarine would be handy – and most importantly the building should be able to withstand a hydrogen bomb blast – what do you look for?