A quick reminder that Class of 09 closes for entries at the end of this month. We’ll start looking through all the work on Monday (and there’s been a lot this year), so if your CV and pdf haven’t been … Continue reading
Here’s a new regular feature that involves 2 things: 1) A random picture of a Chairman taken from the internet. 2) Some wise words from our own Chairman. This might not be a long-lasting regular feature – it just depends … Continue reading
You may have already seen Music’s cover and feature in August’s Creative Review. If you haven’t, and you have £5.70 to spare I recommend picking up a copy. If you haven’t, and you don’t have £5.70 to spare, you could perhaps … Continue reading
We generally don’t do hate posts on this blog. Hating is neither big nor clever, so I’m going to try and put some positive spin on this advert that I saw in the Metro this morning. I have never attempted … Continue reading
I’m not sure why, but when people have a good idea, it’s referred to as ‘coming out of the top drawer’. This seems a little odd to me. Generally top drawers are for staplers, pens, pencils, business cards, selotape, and … Continue reading
Prior to today I could count the number of times I’ve clicked on a banner ad on one hand. And two of them were accidents. And I’m missing half a finger on my left hand. But that was yesterday, and … Continue reading
Stephen Owen, not Michael. Although when you watch the video below that Ste filmed for Umbro, I think you’ll agree the similarities are uncanny. Both Ste and Michael look no more than twelve years old. You can read more about … Continue reading
So, yes, the City gig is tomorrow night. The big question is: Will JT be there? The second biggest question is: who won the Umbro competition? Well we won’t keep you in suspense any longer. The judges picked three winners. … Continue reading
A nice idea for desktop wallpaper from our own Mr Stephen Owen. 1. Move screen out of the way. 2. Take photo. 3. Upload photo to computer. 4. Set as desktop wallpaper. 5. Take photo of computer screen and background. … Continue reading
Writers (or general lovers of stories) out there may enjoy this little lesson, that proves once and for all it genuinely is the way that you tell them. Mind you, Blofeld could probably talk about his cat being run over … Continue reading