Villain 1971 Richard Burton hams it up as a sadistic homosexual gangster in London who gives Ian (Lovejoy) McShane more than he bargained for. Written by Dick Clements, Porriage, Likely Lads etc. Genius.
Monday night was the Design Week Awards in London. (Be nice now, Mr Vazquez) Unfortunately I couldn’t go due to technical difficulties. Which meant I missed out on: Smoked Haddock and Crème Fraiche Tart, with a Leek Confit Followed by … Continue reading →
If you’ve been reading our blog for a while you’ll know we love a good book. Umbro, Urban Splash, Chelsea College of Arts, the touchy-feely LOVE books have all been great projects to work on, but it’s also nice to … Continue reading →
New work done to show how clever we all are here for a friends-sons-uncle-long lost dogs brother-in-law. (No explanation needed,I hope)
A message from our leader…. Since the New Year we have started to bring in a lot more new business and our existing business is also growing apace. We therefore need to grow the creative team by 2 or 3 … Continue reading →
We’re helping to sell round the world trips, shoes, football season tickets, clothing, a restaurant chain, corporate hospitality, tea, beds, office space, museums and Manchester. We’re re-branding science for young people, feeding mind and body, doing a russian bank job, … Continue reading →
We’ve just completed a campaign for Fresh Media Awards (based on the idea of giving your right arm for an award) and went to the launch of it on the back of some media-type-lunch at one of Manchester’s finest Chinese … Continue reading →
So when the rest of the UK is knee deep in snow, Manchester doesn’t get a single flake. Sometimes living in the UK’s sunniest, hottest and driest english city is just no fun at all.
Last night I stepped into the planning world and met up with Rob, Andrew and Gemma for the Northern Planner’s coffee-morning-but-it’s-in-the-evening-and-we-don’t-drink-coffee meeting. Having arrived slightly late, and not knowing what anyone looked like, I moved swiftly towards a table of … Continue reading →
This is the content of the LOVE website, represented in a visual DNA style.It’s courtesy of the web2dna project at baekdal, which our client Steve at STA Travel pointed us to.This is the UK website of STA Travel. And this … Continue reading →