Sometimes you need not say anything at all...


I wonder if this is the way that status updates are going? It very much seems that way. It doesn't feel too out of place next to comments in my feed "Just having toast for breakfast, spoke to a real person, in real life! FML, what is the sun?"





Headphones...

Where did the term 'headPHONES' come from anyway?




They're just not phones are they...


Sonic in the Office...

RECREATING DAYS FORGOTTEN...

*Requirements: One conveniently dressed colleague (coincidence).
          - Blue Jumper
          - Red Trainers


*A day of persuasion for said colleague to perform on cue.


*1 beer (to be redeemed at a later date).


*1 x Camera (of any variety).


My week in 4 pictures...

I found my sleeping masking from my Tokyo trip (albeit slightly modified, by myself)


Pip The Dog becomes Pimp The Dog
(With a semi Mohawk).


New kicks which were discovered to be 'agency' colours. GDI.


Built a hut/ mansion complete with en suite, 2 reception rooms.... for a Pigmy Hedgehog, yep.



The Art of the business card...

The following collection of cards is the result of 3 months of time and living in South London. Yes, this is how many taxi cards I received through my front door in a mere 90 days. There are a few overlaps, duplications and what not, but there is a grand total of 48 cards.

Here's some things I picked up on, besides the fact that I get battered by taxi firms by way of my front door...
  • Most of them have opted for the 'everythingyoucanfitonacard' option.
  • White is the predominant colour.
  • Most use stock images.
  • One used a template from MS Word circa 95.
  • Only one was done in a portrait layout.
  • Most use the reverse for receipts.
  • Only a few use colour double sided printing.
  • 2 different brands used plastic printed cards.
  • Only one uses the name and number and nothing else.

The 48 taxi cards:


The reverse:


The changes in business card design:


It's the best of a bad bunch if you ask me, but here are a couple of the more considered designs and have the best standout value in my opinion:





16-bit.

A little while ago, we stumbled across the white label copy of a then, little known, duo called 16 Bit and their 'Jump' track.
We later used it on a Nike ad.
The first dubstep track on an ad. Ever.
It was epic. Amazing sound.
Stumbling around... I tripped, fell and crash landed on this beauty.
16-Bit, Dinosaurs.
Check them on Twitter @16bit


16bit - Dinosaurs (Official Video) 1080p from ljudbilden on Vimeo.


Head-vatars

I wanted to change, my twitter avatar, but I guess that's how most people recognise me on there... so I thought of Head-vatars... this is the first of the batch.