Sunday, 31 May 2009

With the world in dire need of serious change, you wouln't think that it be left to a chip (crisp for the brits) company to be leading the way. But Sun Chips have done just this. Addressing the need for a smarter packaging, they plan to introduce a fully biodegradable packet within the next year. It certainly helps to combat one aspect of this guilty pleasure of mine.

This is simply a lovely little clip. There website is cool too. http://www.sunchips.com

I will be writing more on the elepant in the studio, in regards to packaging design and the environment in weeks to come.



Friday, 29 May 2009

Give a Hand to wildlife

I have to keep giving it to the wwf for outstanding creative. Sure its not them creating but its them with the courage to sign off genious creative.

Advertising Agency: Saatchi&Saatchi Simko, Geneva, Switzerland
Creative Director: Olivier Girard
Art Director: Nicolas Poulain
Copywriter: Jean-Michel Larsen
Body painter: Guido Daniele






Tuesday, 19 May 2009

This is bloody fantastic....

http://good50x70.org

A truly remarkable site that called for submissions on a range of issues facing society. Always brings a tear to my eye to see graphic design actually being used for the forces of good, ie social change instead of consumerism. Here are a few of my favourite Global Warming posters....






Extinction
Habib Farajabadi
of Iran







CLIMATE CHANGES
Hector Ivan Dominguez Pino
Mexico





plus is the new minus
Corbineau Antoine
Mogarra Laurie
France






The Consequences of CO2 Emissions
Joe Scorsone
Alice Drueding
United States #






Our Time Is Running Out
Scott Laserow
United States #

Friday, 15 May 2009

Start a movement.... Change the world!

This is a brilliant talk. Highly recommended for any individual looking to embrace their egalitarian spirit but feel overwhelmed by the shear scale of their challenge. GO GET EM!!


HRH talking at the Royal Institute of British Architects.

This is surprisingly very interesting. Charles discusses the legacy of the Modernist experiment and its impact on society through its preoccupation with the mechanic. In doing so he touches on sustainabilty, holistic thinking and organic architecture. I am impressed (when will that damn Queen abdicate).