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Monthly Archives: July 2007

Lookeelikee!

Jono and his baby. Separated at birth. Or rather his wife and the baby were separated at birth, but Jono was clearly closely connected – though not physically with the birth – definitely with what led to the birth. You … Continue reading

Silver Cross

We’ve just completed our first brand book for Silver Cross. It’s full of info on their lovely prams and pushchairs, as you’d expect, but also full of ideas for family days out in the UK, smoothie recipes, tips for travelling … Continue reading

Next Stop Europe

Inspired by the rain. Here’s some recent STA work. Designed to capture a sense of journey and exploration. Using an iconic train / tube map design we visually created unique journeys across Europe highlighting possible experiences and adventures to stimulate … Continue reading

Bugger Off Webex

This Webex ad that splurges across the Brand Republic landing page is virtually impossible to shift in Safari.  It has remarkable staying power, is impressively intrusive and extremely f*%ing annoying. I’m off to Firefox.

Fucking Phones

Our very own Adam Rix had some of his work on display in last weekend’s Guardian Guide. This is it: It was his fiery response to a brief set by Serif to redesign the tube ticket. Strangely, he seems rather … Continue reading

This Mornings Metro

I thought the story produced by the two girls who went to Ghana was just too good not to share. After being caught with two laptop bags full of Class A, this was their plea. "It was basically like a … Continue reading

Trailer of the week

Recognised as the best comic book to film conversion of all time, by some bloke somewhere..or non-bloke.

Sony Ad

I like this, it’s abit different from most of the crap currently on tv (Brand Power!) Worth a watch before their bandwidth gets a battering. (five finger discounted from Motionographer) View Ad

Internet Umbrella

Personally I like to hibernate with a pile of old DVD’s when it is pouring down outside – but if you prefer, you can soon stroll around in the gloom and wet with an internet umbrella. With "a large screen … Continue reading