Shadows of the past
Many moons ago at glue, we had a great idea to augment passers by’s shadows in Oxford St shop windows for Camper (think Selfridges). Like so many projects, budgets and […]
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Glug! London launches its Xmas exhibition with a bang!
The Glug! London event last night was brilliant. Even better, Paul Rayment (wonderful glue illustrator) won with his neon video: more about “All I Want For Christmas Is … on […]
All I want for Xmas, Glug! London style
“More Notworking than Networking”, Glug! is a brilliant organisation set up by old glue compatriot Nick Clemant (he of the inexhaustable font collection). I helped judge the inaugral Xmas competition, […]
Christmas bakefest #1 – Cannelés Bordelais
I first had these incredible little chewy cakes at Borough Market over a year ago, and after extensive research tracked down the silicone moulds from a cake suppliers in Paris […]
Goodbye glue!
After over 3 1/2 years of great times, great people and great work (and only once in Photoshop Friday!), I’m off to LBi in January. Feels like leaving home…
Football 24-7 goes live for NGM
Just finished this site for NGM – turning a complicated offering (and old site) into something hopefully much more sticky!
Run cactus kid, run!
Are you for or against the cactus kid? We’ve been busy at glue putting together a great campaign to work with Mother’s TV ads. And the best thing is that […]
Fab talk today: Matt Jones from Dopplr
Matt Jones from Dopplr came to speak today at one of our glue lunchtime sessions. It was so great that I ended up with a hand covered in thought-provoking scribble: […]
Google gonads
Google Street View launched in Australia today. Making me über homesick – I’ve already visited my flat, my favourite cafe and Tamarama… The most spectacular view (courtesy of Hamish) has […]
Beautiful data
Here’s a list from Beeker and myself of visual data, collected by all of us here at glue: radiohead-first-ever-bitcast Healthmap Presidential Watch ’08 Biomapping The brilliant book, “Mapping” Napoleon’s march […]
