Mr. Henry

Funny how known freelancers work almost undercover in several design and advertising agencies. Anyway, 'll tell you a little secret huh, just because you're reading, googling and really have no point of taking even more information into your tortured brain: Mr.Henry, or at least 1/2 is one of my new collegues.

Trina Brady

Project Description by the author:

"I Wish was inspired as I considered the balance between work and play in our lives. I wonder if we have become a nation of people who are slaves to the very technology that was meant to ease workloads rather than increase responsibilities and prolong work hours. Research carried out by the TUC highlights as a nation we are working extra hours for our employers for free. Using this information as a starting point, I set about to find out what people wishes were so they could use this time given to their employers and hopefully use this time to give something back to themselves [...]

Tiny Brady

Renault Testcrash

Peter Jaworowski

Peter Jaworowski alias Hejz is to me what a top-pro-designer incorporates. Sweet looking constructive brand images what a touch of frost and superb calculated experience creation. This designer really illustrates what sometimes bothers me big time about advertising agencies. People, an idea just ain't enough. A good idea must be supported be superb design and created feeling and emotions in order to work, in order to elevate itself to somthing that is tangible for comunication. Too often advertisers go with "the idea", and let the rest flow with a sense of "whatever". No a good idea must be accompagnied with hard work in designer terms. Respect Peter.

Woods

Woods
Originally uploaded by Mary Katherine Donovan.

Monoface

Monoface preaches to be a company where there are no department heads. No paper-pushers. And no human roadblocks. Just the smartest, most talented, most senior people working directly with clients to create powerful, singular voices for their brands.

They created a very sweet and funny face-shuffler called Monoface

Muriel Cooper: The unsung heroine of on-screen style

Who were the great designers of the 20th century? A list of the usual suspects might start with Le Corbusier, Marcel Breuer and Herbert Bayer, pause mid-century for Jean Prouvé, Charles Eames and Paul Rand, before ending with Philippe Starck, Jasper Morrison and Tibor Kalman.

There are other contenders, but like all of the above, they're mostly male, and mostly designers of furniture or print, because that's what fills design museums and design history books. But if I had to name the likeliest candidates to be added to the list once design historians get around to reassessing the last century, one would be Muriel Cooper...

Check The Herald

Kashiwa Sato

Beautifull color-inspired navigation for a portfolio, a nice mixture between crispness and errata-pixeldesign.

via vier.be

KBC World

Travelling the world with KBC-support, sure, why not, and make a career in the mean while... even better. If it'll ever really happen is something I unfortunatly doubt but never say never is what my mother learned me. Only, I'm not in finance... sighOh but you are? Check out KBC World

New team and environment

Well this are my new direct collegues and my new office, hiphuy!