Here’s another book we’ve done. Thanks to Serif for posting about it the other day. We thought we’d write a few words about it. Basically it’s the habit of sportswear manufacturers to create descriptors to describe the technology that goes … Continue reading
Like Russ, we were very pleased to receive a copy of the W+K Book Of The Year 2006 – proof that a physical book version of a blog is better than a blog version of a blog (if you catch … Continue reading
Oh what fun you can have with other people’s desks when you have to work late… Posted by two ‘hilarious’ LOVE pranksters
Cool T-Shirt by a French designer called Rachel Plefger and not just cos it has the word LOVE on it. We’ve tried to provide the obligatory link to Rachel, but none of them seem to work. Find lots of good … Continue reading
Hot on the heels of our work for James, we’ve been asked to create an advertising campaign for Creamfields 2007, the UK’s leading dance festival. We’re going to do a book for Creamfields as well, which we’re aiming to publish … Continue reading
Here’s a post about another of our recent book designs. This time it’s for Urban Splash – an increasingly influential property developer in the UK. Urban Splash have a very clear identity. Their book formats always follow the same spec … Continue reading
"Can I sit at the table and wait for him to come in, then beckon him over and say, ‘Oh sit down, oh sit down, oh sit down next to me’? Please? I’ll do it really dead pan – and … Continue reading
Last week four of us were in Moscow working on a secret assignment. A crack squad was assembled and we were air-dropped into Russia. Our first objective was to recce the lie of the land and blend in with the … Continue reading
If you know us already, you’ll know that we love creating books. It’s probably a throwback to childhood; all the best treasure is buried in books. We’re always being asked to send people copies of our books, but we always … Continue reading
We’re planning a LOVE outing to see Rocky Balboa next week, so we thought we’d post about a slightly more cerebral film first.The Last King Of Scotland. What a superb film – brilliantly acted, tense as anything, gruesome in parts … Continue reading