Tuesday
November 9th 2010
2:06 am
Portfolio Update
Wow it’s been a long time since I updated this but I’ve been so busy. So here’s a couple of images of some recent portfolio additions.
And I’ve just picked up the keys to my new office, photos to come later!
Wednesday
May 12th 2010
11:40 pm
The World Cup Predicted
Something I did for Wired UK a while ago. I’d almost forgot about it when I saw it in print.
Saturday
May 8th 2010
5:51 pm
Latest Felton Report
Soooooo nice.
I would say buy yours here but there’s none left so you should have been quicker!
Monday
April 5th 2010
2:20 am
Some new pics
Posted on my portfolio some pics up of the work I’ve done for Wired and Wired Italy. Taken in RAW with a 500D, allows to play with the white balance and exposure post shooting. Also tweaked up the saturation a bit which you can get away with with infographics, although the Italian designs used lovely spot vibrant colours so little tweaking was needed.
Tuesday
February 9th 2010
12:41 am
Jack Richardson
Another plug for a friend from university. Jack Richardson has put up a website with his portfolio of outstanding work at http://standinginafield.com/.
Some examples are below:
Monday
February 8th 2010
6:48 pm
Minimalist Film Posters
A quick plug for my friend Jamie Bolton who’s made a great series of ultra cut-down film posters that seem to be almost going viral at the moment (consultation commission fee please!).
Prints available from www.shoottheglass.bigcartel.com.
Monday
February 8th 2010
6:40 pm
Monday
February 8th 2010
6:29 pm
Kululua Air Livery
On a kind of an infographics theme, I saw this today which made me laugh. I think it could be classed as infographics as it does try to explain parts of the plane to an outsider, and its humourous to boot. Unfortunately they’ve only painted one plane this way, which they’ve named “Flying 101″.
Found from here.
Saturday
January 2nd 2010
12:52 am
Monday
November 30th 2009
4:16 am
BBC Appreciation Station pt.2
There has been a documentary on BBC4 over the last month called Berlin and it is about the history of the city and its dual identities. It’s surprisingly fascinating viewing and helped along by the usual BBC high production standards and a beautiful soundtrack scored specifically for the series. The show is part of the Open University and at the end of each episode prompts you to apply for a copy of the written accompanying guide. I wasn’t too bothered but curiously made me go back in my browser and click the link and it just gave me a simple page to put my name and address. I didn’t have to create an account or verify anything, and less than a week later I got my free guide through the post.
