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Launched in 2005 by British broadcaster Channel 4, More4 is a digital television channel popular for its range of documentaries, U.S. imports like The Daily Show, reruns from its parent company, and some original programming. Announced back in November and effective this week, More4 will start “focusing more fully on popular factual and features — life enhancing content, [...]

If you have ever visited Yosemite National Park, you will know how enchanting it is. The mountains, waterfalls and forests are truly beautiful but unless you stay there for a couple of days, you don’t get to appreciate how much the landscape changes during the day and at night.

Sean shot this film over the past year while he was traveling; “I had never really done any time-lapse before this, so it was fun to learn.” The numerous locations throughout the film include: Prague, Japan, Banff, Utah, Oregon, California

To celebrate our rebrand and launch our new website, we have created a new suite of stationery and a welcome pack for new and potential clients. We designed an infographic to showcase our achievements, service offering and future aspirations. This will also form part of our new business drive for 2012.

This latest project from Guy Laramee’s is truly inspiring and we can’t stop looking at the book sculptures. The project is called “The Great Wall” and Laramee’s carved scenes out of a stack of books, creating mountains, temples and oceans. It’s the sort of thing that’s enjoyed without needless commentary, so take a leap and [...]

We’ve heard the phrase “getting lost in a good book” but never have we seen a sculpture that actually makes you feel it! If you ever get a chance to visit Prague, make sure you drop by the Prague Municipal Library to see an extraordinary sculpture by Matej Kren. The Slovakia-born artist installed a “tower [...]

With natural, rustic materials and a communal vibe, this restaurant looks more like a vegetarian cafe than the home of the Whopper.

Since opening in 2009, the High Line, the elevated railway turned public oasis on Manhattan’s West Side, has become one of New York’s most popular parks. It has also become a definitive case study in urban design, inspiring grass-roots movements in other cities to save and re-purpose industrial structures. High Line: The Inside Story of New [...]

Described by one person as the “the Godfather of the graphic art scene,” Anthony Burrill is known for his catchy and clever posters that have become words to live by for the design community and beyond. In bold typography, his meaningful messages seem a bit in your face, but in a way that’s wonderfully refreshing. As his website states, “He combines an instinctive handling of colour and composition with a witty approach to words.” I want them all.

Simple started because “retail banks have forgotten who their customers are” and they work on making the every day experience with banks as well-designed and painless as possible.