We make it better

We don’t often post about other people’s work, chiefly because there’s loads of other people doing it. I just had to stick this up though, otherwise I’ll forget it. What a beautiful thing…

From the entertaining Thinking for a living. Isn’t that word lovely too, “Maersk”?

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Advanced Crew Escape Suits, The Golden Gate Bridge, Tokyo Tower, my dining room chairs

Been meaning to post this for awhile, I keep seeing these images coming up on ffffound. Theyre by tebe_interesno, who I gather is a Russian illustrator. His site here is full of beautiful, funny work, and like all the best things I see on ffffound make me think ” I wish I’d done that”…

The rather groovy Design Notes were kind enough to mention us in the weekly link drop last week.

The image above is a project that Michael Surtees is working on currently, a colour study of New Yorkian skies. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out. They make beautiful images when gridded like that. Go see it on Flickr

˙˙˙ʎɐp ǝuo ʎpuɐɥ uı ǝɯoɔ oʇ punoq ‘ʞuıl ǝɥʇ ǝsool ʇ,uop ı os ǝɹǝɥ ʇı pǝʇsod ǝʌ,ı ˙ɹǝʌɹǝsqo uƃısǝp ʇuɐıllıɹq ɹǝʌǝ ǝɥʇ ɐıʌ sıɥʇ punoɟ ǝʍ

Idly researching a project the other day I found this via Yousayto. What a gem, I could look at this for hours. We’re working on a concept similar to Where’s Wally at the moment and this ties in beautifully. I love the depth of the image, you could root around for hours delving into the space. In an age where it’s evermore important to get your message across in less than 5 seconds it’s great to see this. It’s engaging AND entertaining. I want to spend time exploring it. I’ll make time to explore it.

Wish I could tell you more about the image. No idea who it’s by or where it’s from. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

We only do two fonts, Plain Block or Script…

Few more Gothic (capital G again) pics today. These were taken by the Bath based photographer Phil Bebbington.

Good friend of ours and a great photographer, go see his site it’s got some amazing images on it.

Not anymore

From Design Observer

So I watched The Science of Sleep the other day. The credits were incredible, look at those images, each one different and not a bit of digitalpokery in sight.

Umm, you probably need to see it to realise fully whats going on here, they’re basically Damien Hirst spin paintings but done live, and with the camera whirling around in time… Go and have a look.

Lovely