Date: Thursday, 2nd October, 2008 Time: From 6 30pm Venue: The Northern, Tib Street, Manchester Attending: TBWA, CB/JWT, Brahm, LOVE, Public, plus anyone else interested. More specifically, these people here, here, here, here, here and here. Sorry if I’ve missed … Continue reading →
Thanks to everyone who’s applied to CLASS so far – we’ve been pleasantly surprised by the quantity and quality of work sent in. Deadline for entries is this Friday – as in Friday 3rd October, 2008. We’ll draw the line … Continue reading →
Some people like awards for creativity. Some people don’t. If you’re the latter, please click here now. For the rest of you, we’ll keep this as short as possible. Last night was the 5th Fresh Creative Awards in association with … Continue reading →
It’s probably a little late notice for anyone who doesn’t have a ticket, but the new D&AD Book launches tonight at Urbis. We’ll be there, perhaps you will too. Maybe we could even have a drink together. Simon Waterfall will be … Continue reading →
There’s been a bit of Post-It tomfoolery around the office in the last few days. Some of it creative, some of it not so creative. But then I found this on Gui Seiz’ blog which is kind of special. Sure … Continue reading →
Some nice work we’ve just completed for the D&AD President’s lectures. Manly pats on the back go to Chris Myers. As it says on the poster, speakers will be Kyle Cooper (think title sequences from Gattaca and Se7en), Matt Pyke from Universal Everything, Michael Peters (too much stuff … Continue reading →
With all this talk of CLASS, it seemed appropriate to post these examples of lateral thinking from the world’s classrooms, some verging on genius. Yes, they’re all old, but they’re all goodies too. More here and here.
OK, maybe we should start with an apology to all those who have been sending us your work in the last year, asking for placements. You know who you are. We’re sorry. We know we’ve been a bit slack, but … Continue reading →
Congratulations to our very talented Mr Chris Gray, who’s just had another T-Shirt of the week produced by Howies. Here’s the first one he did: Nice. Here’s another: And another: And another: But here’s Chris’s latest T-Shirt: Now personally, I … Continue reading →
Ben Wilson is an artist who works in London. Muswell Hill to be precise. Whilst most artists prefer to use canvas or paper for their work, Ben uses chewing gum that’s been squashed into the highstreet. Ben’s been creating his … Continue reading →