Friday, 30 July 2010
Thursday, 29 July 2010
The talented Mr. Reed
Don't know much about Mr Reed, other than what I've seen on his website. And that show's he's a talented chap, so if your in the market for some classy illustration, animation or pre-production work, and this stuff is your bag (it's very much mine), get in touch. Here's the link.
Thanks for the heads up, Neil (I've featured two of his mates now, John Dyer is a pal of his also). Oh, yeah, if there's somebody you think I should feature on t'blog, drop me an email, a direct message on Twitter (D CrocodileJock), or comment under a post. Disclaimers; A) it's up to me whether I post it or not… as this blog is my personal fiefdom and I rule it with a rod of iron, so don't get upset with me if you're recommendations are not to my personal taste, and B), even if I like something, it may take a while to post, due to a killer combination of laziness and busyness.
Nicely Done.
Take a simple item, that simply works, and simply make it work better.
Nicely done Yanko Design. More details here.
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Monday, 26 July 2010
My first post featuring a Lambretta
In my bio I've admitted to being a bit of a fan of vintage scooters, and despite having my head turned by the occasional Vespa in my time, (and more recently discovering Capri's) The Lambretta is where my true affiliations lie. Unfortunately, due to the ever increasing costs of these gorgeous beasts, and being a 'practical' family man these days, I currently don't own one. So I'll just have to content myself with scouring eBay for that recently discovered "shed find", reading magazines like Scootering, websites like Modculture, and checking out pictures like this one by John Dyer from Whitley bay. Nice work John. More stuff on his blog.
Friday, 16 July 2010
Best earphone packaging. Ever.
Stunningly simple. Completely obvious… once you've seen it of course. No more words needed.
By Scholz & Friends Group. via Fubiz.
Thursday, 15 July 2010
On the scrapheap
I love this sort of stuff. A set of nicely atmospheric photographs of cars rotting away in scrap heaps, by Aswin at Grid London. Check out his other work, including his "Bare Essentials" poster… a must have for any designer.
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