Popup by Marion Bataille. Crazy good. Thanks to Aaron for the tip x
12 March 2008
Taste See The Rainbow
Am i the only one who missed the boat with the Skittles 'Touch' Ad? recently it was announced that it was the most-watched TV/Video spot of 2007!
Here it is..
Most companies would freak out at an agency pitch suggesting that their product be linked to a life of misery - but that’s exactly what happened - the poor, beleagured man with the Midas-Skittles touch - this is totally counter-intuitive to most industry thinking.
Their latest is not quite as good, but still awesome compared to most.
It’s called “PiƱata”...
Here it is..
Most companies would freak out at an agency pitch suggesting that their product be linked to a life of misery - but that’s exactly what happened - the poor, beleagured man with the Midas-Skittles touch - this is totally counter-intuitive to most industry thinking.
Their latest is not quite as good, but still awesome compared to most.
It’s called “PiƱata”...
11 March 2008
"Artforms of Nature"
Ernst Haeckel and his assistant Nicolaus von Miclucho-Maclay, photographed in the Canary Islands in 1866
Today i stumbled across the outstanding work of Ernst Haeckel.. an eminent German biologist, naturalist, philosopher, physician, professor and artist. Ernst Haeckel discovered, described and named thousands of new species, mapped a genealogical tree relating all life forms, and coined many terms in biology, including phylum, phylogeny, ecology and the kingdom Protista. Busy man!
The published artwork of Haeckel includes over 100 detailed, multi-colour illustrations of animals and sea creatures: - Kunstformen der Natur "Artforms of Nature"
"Haeckel's literary output was extensive, working as a professor at the University of Jena for 47 years, and even at the time of the celebration of his sixtieth birthday at Jena in 1894, Haeckel had produced 42 works with nearly 13,000 pages, besides numerous scientific memoirs and illustrations."
He even coined the term 'First World War'. Outstanding. Here's some of my picks of his beautiful work..
10 March 2008
Gerry Judah
Gerry Judah is wack!
In the last twenty years he has built a reputation for innovative designs for films, television, theatre, museums and spectacular public installations for many clients - more recently returning to his fine art roots. Go to his website now and watch the 9 minute film. Outstanding.
08 March 2008
Refreshing
This awesome video is a beautiful concept superbly realised... a moment of calm in the highspeed world of advertising. More of this please...
10 February 2008
A Science Adventure
08 February 2008
02 February 2008
Result!
I often used to wonder who read blogs, let alone who wrote them.. now i find myself doing both i love it, constantly inspired and up to date with the goings on of the creative world (well at least that that makes it online) Here is a graph showing the traffic of this modest blog... Ive never had lofty expectations for it, infact the idea that someone wants to see what ive posted is quite odd - but very heartwarming. To those who've stopped by, and especially to those who check back often - big thanks.

Biggest blogging related success so far has to be the feeling i got the other day when exploring one of my long-held design heros (Brian Ewing) site and behold there in his 'them' list appeared my very own blog! stoked 100%.

Biggest blogging related success so far has to be the feeling i got the other day when exploring one of my long-held design heros (Brian Ewing) site and behold there in his 'them' list appeared my very own blog! stoked 100%.
danielpearcephotography
31 January 2008
To Do
TO-DO TATTOO
the perfect solution for your shoddy short-term memory
A tongue-in-cheek tribute to anyone who’s ever
scribbled a reminder on their hand or wrist. Err, that would
be about everybody, right?
30 January 2008
Sweet
Go check out this awesome piece of transitory type Marian Bantjes produced for Stefan Sagmeister. Explore more cool work on her site.
Her cover for the Guardian magazine is wonderful..
Dining in 2015
‘This spoon makes us softly feel that we live to be given the blessings of nature. It is designed with the wish that we think a great regards of dining more and more as human’s essential workings in the future’ - Shuhei Senda

Above is Leaf Spoon, designed by Shuhei Senda from Japan, one of the 3 first-prize winners of Dining in 2015. This contest, organized by designboom and macef, challenged designers to design a food-related product that would be useful in 2015 at work, in travel, or at home. No less than 4843 creative individuals and institutions from 98 countries have participated.
Above is Leaf Spoon, designed by Shuhei Senda from Japan, one of the 3 first-prize winners of Dining in 2015. This contest, organized by designboom and macef, challenged designers to design a food-related product that would be useful in 2015 at work, in travel, or at home. No less than 4843 creative individuals and institutions from 98 countries have participated.
29 January 2008
Creature Comforts

Invisible Creature is the bomb. Seriously people, they have consistently kicked out some of my favourite design work for years - under various guises and in varied places (Asterisk Studio etc) Ryan and Don Clark (brothers, not lovers) who form the 'Creature also play in a band called Demon Hunter. More info on the band here Ryan somehow also manages to squeeze in Art Directing the Tooth & Nail family. Busy busy boys.
You can check out lots of their work and thoughts on The Creature Speaks, their blog.
I'm in the process of ordering some signed screenprints from them. Excited much? YOU BET. What follows is a varied selection of some of their beautiful output (click to make it BIG)










24 January 2008
Global reach
The guy above is Bobby. Bobby lives and works in Los Angeles, USA. Today he blogged about some work i did last year that took his fancy. It really is a small world.
Go check out his piece! to see what he had to say about Advice To Sink In Slowly.
His blog on the project was featured on NOTCOT.org, a web portal of sorts where people can post finds of visual interest - its awesome and i now check it daily. If you're not onboard - get with it people. Click the image below to go looksee for yourself.
21 January 2008
Immaculate Renovations
Thanks to the Coolhunter for this one.. check out the article here some amazing examples of renovated church buildings for residential and private use.
20 January 2008
Telegrammtastic


Bobby and Chris, aka Telegramme, are my favourite image makers bar none. I had the pleasure of Bobby's friendship while at uni and have since worked with him on a couple of things. They produce piece after piece of excruciatingly beautiful work and I am always uber jealous of their skills. BIG things will happen for them, especially seeing as they've just moved to a space next to the old Big Breakfast house - a peanut factory! World domination is one step closer. IF you're clueless to who im on about please go and explore every single part of their lovely website and maybe order something from their webstore - i know as soon as i get paid i will be! Here is a small selection of their recent work that particularly caught my eye..
Slime
Famous Stars and Straps (of awesome belt buckle fame) Limited Ed 2007 BOH slime pillow...how i would totally blow $60 if i had it spare right now! Reminds me of all the gruesome things House Industries come up with and also Gui's gnarly surf-board graphics..
Drowning in a digital sea?
new Thrice video for Digital Sea. Nothing groundbreaking but a cool video for a very chilled track, nice work!
Thrice - Digital Sea
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18 January 2008
Complimentary
Mr Fabien Barral.
Spotted this amazing guys work on Guis blog today and he kindly suggested it reminded him of my work... check it out - he's awesome!
17 January 2008
16 January 2008
Finds!
check out the promo spot for the Olympics, pretty cool.
also, awesome architects 'hackenbroich architekten'
and maybe even pix studio - i'm SO getting a roller buggy! (i dont care i dont have a child yet..)
technological find of the day has to be this awesome glow-in-the-dark product Litroenergy" -
"The Litrospheres™ are not affected by heat or cold, and are 5,000-pound crush resistant. They can be injection molded or added to paint. The fill rate of Litroenergy micro particles in plastic injection molding material or paint is about 20%. The constant light gives off no U.V. rays, and can be designed to emit almost any color of light desired."

cooool
also, awesome architects 'hackenbroich architekten'
and maybe even pix studio - i'm SO getting a roller buggy! (i dont care i dont have a child yet..)
technological find of the day has to be this awesome glow-in-the-dark product Litroenergy" -
"The Litrospheres™ are not affected by heat or cold, and are 5,000-pound crush resistant. They can be injection molded or added to paint. The fill rate of Litroenergy micro particles in plastic injection molding material or paint is about 20%. The constant light gives off no U.V. rays, and can be designed to emit almost any color of light desired."
cooool
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