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Ed
Guildford
Designer at dnx marketing. I love creativity, photography, music and food.
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Here is the Tags page on MyFonts, used to sort Typefaces by tag. The most popular 200 tags found on MyFonts are shown. Are they grouped by style – no Are they in alphabetical order – no They are displayed in order of popularity. Next to useless when you want... Continue reading
Posted 2 days ago at Creative Fetish
This starts off a clever parody of birdwatching. We know it is a play on birdwatching, we know that as soon as we see Bill Oddie, dressed in trademark green fleece, clutching binoculars and telling us he is banker watching. There is an important message here, but I think the... Continue reading
Posted 2 days ago at Creative Fetish
Great juxtaposition, great feel, great message. In short – great. A haunting video that really brings home the effect that 'marine plastic pollution' has on Australian marine birds It feels like Greanpeace is taking the fight to Coca Cola and beating them on their own turf. Continue reading
Posted May 14, 2013 at Creative Fetish
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via niice.co Does exactly what it says on the tin. Nice idea, it's in my favourites. I'll be trying it out later. Continue reading
Reblogged May 10, 2013 at Creative Fetish
Sonos did something brave recently. They made an ad using, what I would consider to be, the greatest piece of cinema ever made. I, of course, am referring to the Bohemian Rhapsedy scene from the movie Wayne's World. But for me, as an ad, it doesn't quite 'do it'. You... Continue reading
Posted May 9, 2013 at Creative Fetish
Ed is now following Tom Harle
May 8, 2013
No, it's not the most recent video, granted. But the words of wisdom Rory Sutherland has to say are as relevant as they were when he presented at his Ted talk. Continue reading
Posted May 8, 2013 at Creative Fetish
I'm not sure what I just witnessed. Cool, stylish, moody, bizzarre. It's more of an execution that any clear 'idea' that I can see, but it is neat all the same. See for yourself. Continue reading
Posted Nov 12, 2012 at Creative Fetish
I didn't like the Half Time America ad. I can't say why, I like Clint Eastwood, I like Americana, but it didn't hit the right buttons. For me, it doesn't work, it borrows a formula I don't like (akin to Cathederal City and MacDonalds) 'We're all in it together'. The... Continue reading
Posted Oct 15, 2012 at Creative Fetish
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This week I am attending a summer school at Central St Martins (CSM). I am not going into detail about the course now except that I am glad I am doing it. I haven't been to CSM before so i wasnt sure what to expect. Walking around the building is... Continue reading
Posted Aug 29, 2012 at Creative Fetish
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King's Cross is undergoing a lot of redevelopment. What I really like is the redevelopment all compliments the existing architecture and adds to the character of the area rather than detract from it. Near the entrance to Central St Martins is a junction box. It's the usual drab, grey affair,... Continue reading
Posted Aug 29, 2012 at Creative Fetish
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I'm not really sure where all of this comes from, but I certeinly like it. The idea of spongebob becoming a cultural icon and object of aspiration, that is the sort of irony that I like. Continue reading
Posted Jun 1, 2012 at Creative Fetish
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There's a lot more than two in reality, but these are the two that rile me currently. You've all probably seen them, the 'Top 80 best logos in the world ever...' you look at them and not one of the 80 best logos ever made is on the list. There... Continue reading
Posted May 27, 2012 at Creative Fetish
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I saw this on the train into town. I was expecting it to finish with something profound about equal opportunities or the plight of women in present day Afghanistan. Instead it for the jubilee. The Spectator hasn't changed. Continue reading
Posted May 24, 2012 at Creative Fetish
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I bought this yesterday. I read it this morning in about an hour, it's good. It cost me £9, that's £9 for about an hours reading. But I learned a lot, I read it cover to cover. I have a lot of books at home that I never finished, I... Continue reading
Posted May 20, 2012 at Creative Fetish
Ed is now following Ben
May 13, 2012
Ed is now following The Typepad Team
May 13, 2012