Go Go Uni Qlo

Addictive and totally rad site for Uniqlo - basically make your logo dominate everyone else's. V. cool, but as Athila the Thrilla says, How do these things get sold to the client?

Good work all round.

Christmas Presents with a difference

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Moleskine skin

Keep your idle scribblings warm and dry - i want one.

Loan Moose

Wonderful photography from Loan Nguyen

The art of drinking

Beautiful stuff from designer Lei Xue.

Chain Reaction

Nice, albeit rather cheesy, website which is a clever digital take on Honda's Cogs campaign below.

Interactive marketing circa 1950

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Cheers Jim!

Drink-driver fleeing police soils himself

The best headline i've seen since The Day Today

Here's the story.

Watching us, watching you, watching us...

I've just been watching someone walking their dog through this park in Ostersund - from my desk in London.

We all know that CCTV is pretty ubiquitous in many areas now but i didn't realise that there is such a thing as CCTV networks online that anyone can look at.

Go here and start clicking on the links - strangely compelling viewing, especially considering nothing is really going on.

FFFFOUND!

Nice and easy image bookmarking site. You can't subscribe yet as they are in 'Private Beta' but it's gonna be dead handy when you can.

Chema Madoz

You can see more of Chema's beautiful and rather clever work here.

Shame the website is a bit naff though.

Oh Lordy!

This is why street art is quite often the most imaginative art form you'll see.

Orange Smoothie

Addictive, engaging and truly wonderful stuff from Poke London for Orange. One of the many reasons why digital is so much better than any other medium where branding is concerned - who in the hell needs TV ads anymore?

Sweet Ts are made like these...

You can buy one at Urban Outfitters if you want.

Corey Arnold

More animal and fish based snaps here

Cover Art

Until i started working with my main man Manuel, i would have never thought Data Visualisation is cool. Well it is and the above proves it.

The above print by Peter Crnokrak shows the relationship between Joy Divisions 'Love will tear us apart' and the 85 or so subsequent cover versions of the same track.

I want one but can't afford 70 notes just yet - maybe next year son.