We’ve designed and built a new website for Film/TV/Commercial production company Mustard. The site showcases the work of both UK and US Mustard directors, and utilises HTML 5 video in the animated intro sequence (produced in collaboration with Frank friends Atticus Finch). Mustard are based in London’s Soho but reside on the top level of a multi-storey car park, hence the theme!
We designed this microsite for a competition to win what does sound like an amazing prize – free flights, gear, accommodation and Heli-Skiing for you and a friend.
You’ve got until 31st January 2012 to enter. Good luck! www.ultimateskitrip.com
My Haus is an online store for your house, bringing the best in designer homeware and gifts together in one place. Drawing inspiration from the Bauhaus and mid-century modernism, Frank created the identity and promotional imagery, and designed/built the full retail site, incorporating CMS and blog. www.myhaus.com
Following a major product reformulation and packaging revamp, long standing clients My Goodness Ltd. asked us to redesign their ‘For Goodness Shakes’ brand website. Created in collaboration with developers W3 Digital, the new site combines clear, punchy imagery with detailed technical product explanation.
Frank’s fruitful and long association with Caravan continues, but owner Emily Chalmer’s has now shut up shop for an extended Winter break. However, visitors can still browse the wonderfully quirky goodies and have a virtual ‘look around’ the store. And the good news is that both the physical and online shops should be re-opening in Spring next year.
Old friend and former colleague turned Sydney-based artist Olly Goodfellow has just launched a new online shop selling his very cool ‘Never Regret’ artworks. No digital prints here, each one is lovingly hand-crafted by the man himself. More info about Olly (including an amazing mullet picture) here.
We’ve just added some new designs to our collection of Blues music-themed T-Shirts (some selected highlights above). Check out the online shop here.
Amazing set of ‘Round Britain’ cards aiming to teach road safety in a gentle 1950s style. On loan to Frank from Sam McKechnie of Magpie and the Wardrobe. Be careful with that ball Timmy!
More interesting graphical finds from Grandma’s house… First up, interesting but rather mismatched typography from the stock trading card game ‘PIT’.
After recently blogging about our lovely fund-raising table cloth all the way from Sydney, we thought it only right to mention this rather less wholesome – but much funnier – gift. A periodic table of swearing produced by those transgressive chaps over at Modern Toss.
