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"This clip is funny as hell...enjoy"
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"Makes me wish that I'd gotten a job as a plumber instead of a graphic designer!"
Excellent parody about the client/designer relationship,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwqPYeTSYng
We will let a comment tell you all about this viral -
Redesigning the Stop sign
"I laughed out loud when I watched this, then I wanted to cry because I've dealt with knuckleheaded clients like this for the last 20 years.
Leave the creativity up to creative people. This clip is funny as hell, but it's also (unfortunately) dead-on accurate. Makes me wish that I'd gotten a job as a plumber instead of a graphic designer!"
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ad:tech London: Lean Mean Fighting Machine
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Interacting with consumers with some truly cutting-edge work
Case studies will include Emirates, Sprint, and Orange
http://www.leanmeanfightingmachine.co.uk/
Creative striptease:.... Exposed and undressed!
This is your opportunity to sit back and hear from some of the most respected, awarded creatives in the business. Find out how they interpreted the brief, approached the challenge and interacted with consumers with some truly cutting-edge work. Case studies will include Emirates, Sprint, and Orange
Question, challenge and engage some of the finest creatives in the UK in this energising, invigorating session at ad;tech London.
Sam Ball, Creative Director, Lean Mean Fighting Machine will be speaking at ad:tech London (Wednesday, September 24, 2008 03:20 PM - 05:00 PM)
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Bringing play back into public space
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We probably wouldn't complain about London Transport delays if we had the swings
This is a film about hijacking a bus stop
http://www.cherryflava.com/cherryflava/2008/09/inv...
If you watch this video, it's amazing how apprehensive people are at first to play like kids again...until they realise that nobody is watching them.
71% of adults used to play on the streets when they were young. 21% of children do so now. Are we designing children and play out of the public realm?
This project is a study into different ways of bringing play back into public space. It focuses on ways of incorporating incidental play in the public realm by not so much as having separate play equipment that dictates the users but by using existing furniture and architectural elements that indicate playful behaviour for all.
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