I made the conscious decision to try and live sustainably about a year ago after watching an inspiring video about Lauren Singer.
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Margate and The Ambrette
TECHnique at CampusLondon – where Artists talk about technology
TECHnique is an event and podcast where artists tell their stories, explain their choices and the lessons that they have learned in the many projects that they’ve taken part in. It was organised by @CreateHubUK on Thursday 11th August at the Google Campus in London. A nice 15minute walk from Farringdon station – just enough to catch some Pokemon. Continue reading “TECHnique at CampusLondon – where Artists talk about technology”
Side Projects
I’ve always had Side Projects – it’s just the way I am – a little workaholic that has a head full of ideas that sometimes seep out. Continue reading “Side Projects”
Web Brutalism
Blagers.co is a little side project I began three years ago with a couple of friends… Continue reading “Web Brutalism”
Flexible Branding – new trend?
Flexible Branding is an identity scheme that can flex and adapt to different situations, messaging, people. A lot more appropriate in the multi-channel, multi-lingual world that brands now inhabit. Some designers are ceasing to creating logo-centred identities, instead creating systems made of rules that can be adapted and manipulated. Not all clients have noticed or appreciate this latest shift. Continue reading “Flexible Branding – new trend?”
Is minimalism dead?
A few weeks ago a good friend of mine asked me to design the branding for her sisters’ start-up. Continue reading “Is minimalism dead?”
DIBI 2016 – day 1 (part 2)
After a quick lunch and walk we went on to listen to the rest of the speakers…
DIBI 2016 – day 1 (part 1)
DIBI (Design It; Build It) is a two-day digital conference for designers & developers. This edition took place in Edinburgh 17th-18th March 2016. The first day was focused mainly around Design and design management, day two was more techy… but we’ll get to that later.
Day One started off with registration, tea, coffee and a generally get to know faces in the Hub – a converted church in the heart of Edinburgh. At 9.30 we were all sitting and attentively listening to the brief welcome to DIBI, sharing what to expect from the next two days by Jim Richardson, the Conference Organiser and Gavin Elliot, the Conference Chair.
