Friday, 10 June 2011

Portraits by Paul Burch




If you have not yet had the pleasure to admire the striking black and white portraits on display please come and do so. They are by your fellow colleague Paul Burch.

Paul explores how the people that surround us everyday shape who we are and how, even though we may have little or no interaction with them, their presence is integral to our existence:

'Where we live plays a big part in defining who we are. It's not just about the architecture of the place, but the people who live around us...they all help to affirm our shared sense of existence and identity.'

The portraits are of people who live in Paul's village. This beardy bloke's (Bazil) face tells a story or two! I'm sure Paul would be delighted to talk to you if you want to know more.

Some of the images will be on show at Cannes this year. What an achievement!

Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Font generator / processing - Prototyp-0




Font generator / processing : prototyp-0 from yannick mathey on Vimeo.
Can't wait for this to go live. Still in development Prototype-0 is an font designing/build application which from the video looks powerful yet simple to use.

Wednesday, 1 June 2011

Museum of Me

Brilliant idea. Shame it's for intel. Thanks to @jasonholland FB posted.

Friday, 27 May 2011

360 video for iPhone


A simple lens that clips on to your iPhone and captures a 360 donut shaped video. The software unwarps the image and allows you to navigate the video, even in real time. Cool.

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Stencil Spraypaint Madness


Incredibly detailed stencil work. Worth a look! Cheers to Debbie Simmonds for showing me this today.

Tuesday, 24 May 2011

Iain Macarthur - Rock Skull


Iain Macarthur aka PFFT from Swindon, UK has done some excellent illustrations, partially like the skulls set. Would look great on a T-shirt. See more of his stuff here.

Etienne Cliquet - Flottille (detail)


Flottille (detail) from Etienne Cliquet on Vimeo.

Mark Wesley show me this guys video installation.  Flotilla is a series of videos of micro-origamis (2 to 3 centimeters long) which are opening slowly onto the surface of the water by capillarity (more info on his website: ordigami.net/ flottilla).

Monday, 23 May 2011

JAMIE CULLEN Jamie Cullen - Portraits


Brighton based illustrator Jamie Cullen who cites Pop Art and M C Escher's impossible constructions as a couple of his many influences. His work often involves layers of visual discovery with hidden elements emerging from his bright, intricate drawings. See more of his work here.

Infographic - Cost Of Social Media

Interesting infographic on the cost of social media. Click 'Infographic - Cost Of Social Media' title to see it larger image.