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Mugs – 2nd Generation
Anybody who has followed the Wired Canvas blog will know that we are pretty fond of mugs. So you will know how delighted we were to receive a new mug delivery today! We pimped up our existing mug designs a … Continue reading
New website!
Aaaaand we’re live! Unfortunately, as is probably the curse of many web designers, finding the time to actually build your own website is much trickier than you’d like to think – since you always end up prioritising your clients work. … Continue reading
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Tagged design, launch, new website, website, website design, wordpress
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Create design that means something
It was whilst working on our rebrand that I questioned who we are as a company and what direction we should be taking. What clients should we work for? What style of design should we focus on? It’s easy when … Continue reading
Warthog on a bicycle
Last week we got an email from Simon at Camps International asking if we could design a logo for the Kasigau Bicycle Challenge near Camp Tsavo, Kenya. His brief was (and I quote): “It’s a bike race, it’s in the … Continue reading
What are Open Source Content Management Systems?
I’m going to write this like you are asking questions and I’m answering them. If you could imagine me pointing at things with the stem of a pipe whilst reading this that would be great, thanks. What is open source … Continue reading
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Art Car Boot Fair, Brick Lane
Exhausted after seeing Bob Dylan the night before (thought I’d drop that in there), I trundled off to Brick Lane last Sunday morning to catch the famous Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair, just round the corner from the Truman Brewery. … Continue reading
Posted in Alice, Art & Design, Blog, Random
Tagged Afloat, Andrea Blood, art, art boot, Art Car Boot Sale, art fair, Bert Industries, Bob and Roberta Smith, Brick Lane, Design Your Own, eggs, Gavin Turk, Holly Freeman, multimedia arts, Naughty Notes, Penguin Classics, performance art, Posted, street art, The Girls, Zoe Sinclair
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Luke Elwes on Turner’s ‘The Evening Star’
Luke Elwes on Turner’s ‘The Evening Star’ from Luke Elwes on Vimeo. We built artist Luke Elwes’ website a while back, and just stumbled upon this video of his talk at the National Gallery on Turner’s painting ‘The Evening Star’.
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Tagged art, gallery, london, luke elwes, painting, video
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Bow Arts Open Studios
Bow Arts Trust are shortly throwing open their doors to the public for their Open Studios programme, so nosy parkers like us can explore the artists’ studios. We’ll be there Friday night, hopefully see you there. You can download the … Continue reading
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Encounters of the b-side kind
Our good friends over at B-Side have been cooking up some pretty bonkers things (again!), this time as part of their Encounters series of events and projects. As if anybody had forgotten them, they’ve been back in Weymouth town center … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bside, graffiti, performance, street art, young people
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3,2,1… launch!
We just launched a new website for Bow Arts Trust (and when I say “just launched”… I mean about an hour ago). We’ve done a complete rebrand for them and built them a new website; we will cover it in … Continue reading
