Cranberry the CMW Turkey - COOK OR KEEP!

Over the last couple of weeks we’ve been looking after a live turkey called Cranberry. We were planning to have him for our office christmas lunch. However, a couple of 'goodytwoshoes’ reckon we shouldn’t eat him. So are you ‘fork’ or against the idea? Go to GETSTUFFED08.CO.UK and cast your vote to SAVE HIM or SERVE HIM.

Beautiful hand-rendered type

Darren Newman's site is well worth a look at. Really stunning typography - by hand. Check it.

New CS4 Advert

This is the gorgeous new press ad for (geek alert) Adobe Creative Suite 4. I really like it. You can see the making of on the guys-that-did-it's flickr, here.

CMW London

Currently I work for CMW London, a digital/direct marketing agency. This is the holding page for the new website we are developing. It's live here, the full website will follow.

Garamond Powerline, nice type

A nice typeface created by powerlines and and the font Garamond, hence the title. See more here.

T-Shirt for Cityboys, hmm

Brilliant. Check out or even buy the Tshirt here

True character in a faceless world

This is a campaign we created to launch the new Lotus Evora. On a limited budget we managed to create a huge buzz in the blogging and press world reaching nearly 300 million people worldwide.

all the dead bikes - now on flickr

I have set up a page on flickr for the first bunch of dead bikes I've found. Click here to see them. My mate Lloyd has found some too. I'll get him to add his soon.

Clever carpark signage

In Melbourne Axel Peemoeller developed a way-finding-system for the Eureka Tower Carpark while working for Emery Studio. The distorted letters on the wall can be read perfectly when standing at the right position. Nice. See more.

My sister's wedding invite

So, my sister is a literary consultant and Max manages that gorgeous bookshop Daunt. Quite simply they love books. This is what I did.

all the dead bikes

This is the first photograph in a series called all the dead bikes. I am in the process of finishing the website that accompanies this series. There will be the option to submit your own image and I am hoping to publish a coffee table book.