The BBC has been broadcasting since 1927, and has had a web presence since 1997, an eternity in both worlds.
They’ve got a very interesting post up on their internet blog discussing the growth of their Global Visual Language — a very interesting read for anyone interested in brand design on the internet, web based grid systems, or watching TV.
Put-pockets…perhaps a bit long but creative.
I came across the Guardian’s design section, which is a good source of inspiration with some great articles.
Harriet Russell was an art school student at the Glasgow School of Art. Among other things she makes postal address art and sees if the Royal Mail will deliver them.
the London Transport Museum has put online all of the posters in their collection.
definately worth a look.
Am I the only one that wants to start a guerrilla campaign to replace the NYC MTA’s (awful) posters?
By the Islington Canal again. This is an old factory being converted into lofts.
While waiting for our bus back home in Camden (#31), I spotted an interesting sign on the side of the building across the street…
Panorama from Islington, London. Taken by the Canal.
Used photomerge to stitch. But no Blending to keep the original images size.
it’s telling that the viewer submitted versions are much better than the ‘official’ logo