Thankyou to all those who came to our talk, your support is much appreciated. We hope you enjoyed yourselves.
Cheers guys
EATeacake
30/10/2007
Met plezier!
26/10/2007
They don't sell teacakes in Amsterdam.
Preparations are well under way for our presentation to the masses on D&AD.
We hope to see you all there, bright eyed and bushy tailed.
Tuesday 30th 12PM Geoffry Manton 1
"Banal, boring or just laughably bad"
The Turner Prize has finally dragged itself North and is currently being housed at the Tate in Liverpool. While those in London question whether or not the people of the next European Capital of Culture will gratefully receive this collection of work the rest of us politely scuttle round questioning whether or not we need this offering from London at all.
Mark Wallinger's work should win despite resembling a somewhat ramshackle Socialist Workers Party rally on Market Street.
2 out of 5
D&AD fighting the good fight?
The Urbis once again hosts the annual D&AD awards and this year much of the work featured explores issue driven design. Higlights included Plus Walkers efforts for Amnesty Inetrnational and a selection of oversized stationary products that featured in the environmental design catergory.
The only real area of disatisfaction is a lack of publication design within the overall collection of winners.
2.5 out 5
23/10/2007
16/10/2007
12/10/2007
Titlebuchstaben
This alphabet of three dimensional letters was used to create title sequences in the not too distant past.
Thankyou Ewald.
09/10/2007
Its nice that
Teacake has recently been added to the design blog itsnicethat.com. Please take a look at the other featured designers as there is a vast array of talent all under one roof. You can get to the site via our link to the right of this page.
Thank you Will.
03/10/2007
Super Styling
A sneak peek from Gemma Harrisons new website! Exciting times. Website should be live by the end of the month we will keep you posted.
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