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Monthly Archives: February 2008

Incognito Glasses

Are you looking to disappear? Perhaps you’ve worked up massive debts with a local gangster, or accidentally witnessed a brutal Mafia slaying? Well now there’s no need to hide with these simple Incognito GlassesTM. Whether you’re at home, in the … Continue reading

Caption Competition

Now we’ve finally managed to offload the football table, we thought we’d launch a new competition, this time of the photo-caption variety. The winning caption for this photo taken at LOVE HQ today (I’ve no idea why we’re dressing male … Continue reading

Mothers Day

Don’t forget Mothers Day this Sunday. PS – we have a range of card designs for all occassions – bereavements, new lover, congratulations on being dumped, happy divorce anniversary. Just get in touch with your request and we’ll send you … Continue reading

Pygmy Love Queen

Continuing the theme of writing at least one post a week that is a bit more copy led, we quite enjoy the annual competition run by The Bookseller to find the oddest book title of the year. This year, things … Continue reading

Make

Congratulations to Chris who has just had his first t-shirt design make it onto howies. Chris – described as “a very talented chap” by the howies folks (we agree) has taken advantage of the recent upsurge in beard popularity, which … Continue reading

The neighbourhood

We’re proud to unveil the new website for our friends, the neighbourhood. For those who aren’t familiar with their work, they’re creators of some mighty impressive computer generated imagery – everything from architectural visualisations to motion graphics and even real … Continue reading

Thinkers wanted

We’re looking for senior creatives who fall into that odd space somewhere between design, digital and advertising. We don’t want an old school advertising team and we don’t want clever letterhead graphic designers who use helvetica all the time. We … Continue reading

6 Words

We know that this idea has been around since before The Old Man And The Sea, but as a creative agency that has a lot of time for copywriting and words, can anyone out there tell a story in 6 … Continue reading

Life Before WholeFoods

Not many people will have heard of David Canter. In the 1950′s, he’d read a lot about the health benefits of unrefined wholefoods and a vegetarian diet. By the 1960′s he’d identified a bit of a problem with sticking to … Continue reading