Sorry I didn’t post much last week, but the last seven days have been the most hectic and the most fun at work.
We started out by launching the world’s first Augmented Reality clothing range for kids label BrightsandStripes. A huge technical and logistical achievement which we turned around in two months. Phew.
We were also involved in putting together all the advertising for the world’s first 3d football match. Pretty amazing to say I was one of the first people on the planet to have seen the event.
And then we had to launch the new and final series of Lost, which we did by hiring the Reduced Shakespeare Company. Who condensed all 5 series and over 100 hours of tv viewing into just a ten minute theatrical show. Very funny stuff.
Kent Rogowski has created a series of portraits of ordinary teddy bears, but unusually each Bear has been turned inside out and restuffed.
Kent reckons “Each animal’s appearance is determined by the necessities of the manufacturing process. Simple patterns and devices never meant to be seen are now prominent physical characteristics, giving each one a distinctly quirky personality: their fasteners become eyes, their seams become scars, and their stuffing creeps out in the most unexpected places. Together these images form a topology of strange yet oddly familiar creatures. They are at once hideous yet cuddly, disturbing yet endearing, absurd yet adorable, while offering a metaphor for us all to consider. These bears, which have lived and loved and lost as much as their owners, have suffered and endured through it all. It is by virtue of revealing their inner core might we better understand our own.”
Dan Mumford is an incredibly talented illustrator/designer/printer. His detailed but dirty silk screen technique is really bold and works so well for the gig posters he’s created. Fab designs here. Check out the making process here.
Matthew Lyons is a seemingly talented illustrator and creative individual studying at Loughborough University. His recent work of fictional movie title cards are fantastic. Sweet work here.
This weekend saw the release of the new adidas star wars collection? The teaser ad has a cool slick party vibe, ala adidas’ house party, with of course the obligatory David Beckham shot. Sneaker fans are invited to visit the adidas facebook page to find out release info etc, etc, yawn.
Sorry I didn’t post much last week, but the last seven days have been the most hectic and the most fun at work. We started out by launching the world’s first Augmented Reality clothing range for kids label BrightsandStripes. A huge technical and logistical achievement which we turned around in two months. Phew. We were also involved [...]
Kent Rogowski has created a series of portraits of ordinary teddy bears, but unusually each Bear has been turned inside out and restuffed. Kent reckons “Each animal’s appearance is determined by the necessities of the manufacturing process. Simple patterns and devices never meant to be seen are now prominent physical characteristics, giving each […]
Dan Mumford is an incredibly talented illustrator/designer/printer. His detailed but dirty silk screen technique is really bold and works so well for the gig posters he’s created. Fab designs here. Check out the making process here.
Matthew Lyons is a seemingly talented illustrator and creative individual studying at Loughborough University. His recent work of fictional movie title cards are fantastic. Sweet work here.
At this year’s CES a BBC reporter demonstrates the amazing qualities of the first “unbreakable” mobile phone…it breaks. Nice work here. If you don’t know what CES is, it’s basically where all the latest technological advancements in phones, tv, media are unveiled. More here.
This weekend saw the release of the new adidas star wars collection? The teaser ad has a cool slick party vibe, ala adidas’ house party, with of course the obligatory David Beckham shot. Sneaker fans are invited to visit the adidas facebook page to find out release info etc, etc, yawn. [...]
