Tuesday, 9 June 2009
The Christmas Card Making Machine film
I thought I would put up the Christmas Card Making Machine film we made for this years D&AD entry. Unfotunately we didn't get anything through but I really like the film so here it is.
Monday, 8 June 2009
Headset Competition Wins Gold at One Show
Nokia Headset Competition Making of
It's been a little while since I've blogged something so I thought I'd try and catch up with what I've been doing the last 6 months on here.We went live with the Nokia Headset Competition Making of a couple of months ago. We got tons of press on the headphones which was great. There were five winners and the results looked great. Check out the film below and to see the film in high res click here
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Monday, 19 January 2009
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
Christmas Card Making Machine

We've just recently completed the Wieden and Kennedy London's Christmas card. David and I had a chat with Joel Gethin Lewis in the summer and decided to collaborate on proposing a Christmas Installation that in return could work as Wieden and Kennedy's Christmas card. So we had a brainstorm and 4 months later we've completed it. The result is an interactive installation that works by taking a picture of your face and placing it randomly on one of 12 characters (Thanks to Johnny Lighthands for the illustrations), creating a never-ending Christmas chain. You then log on to the site, find your face and email your very own personalised christmas card to all your friend and family... all for free!. Here's a little video of how it works
The windows been getting lots of attention on the weekend.

The technology behind the window.

Here's what the website looks like.

And a final personalised card.

Visit the window at 16 Hanbury St and visit http://www.christmascardmakingmachine.com.
Tuesday, 2 December 2008
Care Label Press
I received an email from IPA Advertising and spotted a familiar piece of work. In the creative corner on the news page was an article about the Care Lables written by Paul Briginshaw from MCBD. To see more click here. Nice to see people still like simple ideas.
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