July 2011
4 posts
June 2011
7 posts
Dylan Williams from Mother London speaks about the...
What recent campaigns have you been particularly impressed by?
DW: It’s not so recent now, but I still really like TBWA\Chiat\Day’s ‘Gatorade Replay’ campaign. Rather than simply run an ad campaign that crows to all and sundry about Gatorade’s replenishing properties, they created a role for the product in the lives of a group of people who had no real need of a sports drink. Encouraging ...
May 2011
12 posts
April 2011
2 posts
March 2011
4 posts
January 2011
1 post
December 2010
5 posts
Gold Panda - Same Dream China
Wet Paint
If you have ventured beyond the safety of your RSS feed or FB newsfeed, you’ll see there have been a few changes around here.
I have a new blog template. I’ve kicked the old Wordpress to the curb and am using tumblr instead. So far so good. I couldn’t keep up with the updates and tweaks required to keep my site up to date and running trouble free so now a online, hosted service...
November 2010
16 posts
“Keep two books on your nightstand at all times: one fiction, one non-fiction.”
– Frank Chimero
Freelensing →
Oooh, this I gotta try.
WatchAnother band takes on the Halloween video. Super 8 fun!
Listen to me →
… waffle on about something at Lovely Amber’s blog codeforsomething. She interviewed me this week about my creative affliction habits.
WatchAgain, I helped team Me vs Googleplex whip up another fantastic 7 minute short for the V48 hours Film competition. Our genre this year was BioPic, and our talented writers wove a slightly magical tale of Sir Isaac Newton and the discovery of gravity. The weekend was amazing fun and we have an amazing bunch of people on our team.
Making mistakes is OK in Pixar’s book. →
Let’s all swear to make more this year.
Left feeling softer, more comfortable.
Here I am trying my hand at a little short story writing. Just for fun.
Love leaned over the dresser, pulling her cheeks down with her forefinger and thumb, letting out a sigh as she examined the spectre in the mirror. She could tell the lines on her face were the result of mostly hard times rather than good times. Her proof was the slight downturn each made as they reached their conclusion...
