There is an increasing pressure on graphic designers to be aware of sustainability and the environment in their work. Three Trees Don’t Make A Forest is a not for profit consultancy created to make that job a whole lot easier.

The nice people over at FormFiftyFive have kindly asked me to become an author and contribute to their excellent design blog.

I am sick of reading and hearing about Juan Cabral, the guy behind the supposedly ‘original’ and ‘creative’ Sony Bravia ads.
In short, him and the company he works for, Fallon, are a bunch of plagiarists.
You be the judge.

Sony Bravia ‘Play-Doh’ ad stolen from Kozyndan with a little help from Apple.
Sony Bravia ‘Balls’ ad stolen from the David Letterman Show.
Will people please stop singing the man’s praises.
Rant over.

I was recently invited by Design Week to submit an article nominating my favourite creative digital artist. My piece on Yugo Nakamura is in the current edition of the magazine. Other people invited to submit included Tom Roope, Daljit Singh,

Malcolm Garrett and Gary Holt. The Design Week supplement has been published to tie in with the iDesign event on at the South Bank tomorrow.

After making the most of a few hours here and there tinkering about in photoshop and getting my hands dirty with some HTML, I’ve surprised myself by finally getting my new site live.

There’s a lot of work yet to be done, like updating my portfolio and photography, but I thought I’d get the site live anyway. Comments and criticism welcome.