How open-source design created striking anti-corporate branding, that led to a vibrant & unifying global campaign
Having taken nine hours of pictures with little happening, the photographer – fell asleep on a settee in the foyer of Derry’s City Hotel and nearly missed the shot that defined his career…
NASA has released some incredible panoramas pieced together from images of the Apollo moon landings to celebrate their 50th anniversary of man walking on the moon. Armstrong’s first step onto the lunar surface, on July 20th 1969, was broadcast on live TV to a worldwide audience. He described the event as “one small step for [a] man, one giant leap…
Great fun at the Community Fest, Finsbury Park, London – got a few decent shots.
Love some of the work on the The Little People Project, the best examples are those with a slight twist, making use of our urban landscapes. His work embodies elements of street art, sculpture, installation art and photography and are filled with political comment and the scourge of consumerism. https://slinkachu.com/worka
“…an image I felt was so good that I refused to put type over it” – Mark Farrow
Design hero https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTfSKr00qVU
Quite a fun idea, before we settled on a simpler typographic solution.
Would love to get hold of this, apparently you can now buy the brand manual for NASA Buy here
Font Shop have produced a new font inspired by Buzz Aldrin: FS Aldrin is a pure, modern rounded font available in 6 weights. Every curve and transition has been crafted by hand, giving a distinctive look and feel. They contacted the great man himself and were pretty excited with this reply: ‘Buzz and his team love the fonts and have been using…
Still quite fun…
My hobby and time to think…
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The current state of my desk….
Lot of Facebook likes for this photo of mine View here
Looking through my photos for something different…..
Logo design for RealGroove record label
Had fun capturing these images in the sunshine today
Website designed for a small charity based in Hull.
