Amazing film with lovely company
Category: love/hate
the sigh
beautiful curves
branding santa
http://www.quietroom.co.uk/santa_brandbook/
One of the better brand bibles I’ve seen, and I have seen a lot.
By the QuietRoom
Thinking
We help organisations think about the language they use. We work with them to develop a brand language that connects with their customers. So whether they’re writing or talking on the phone, they stand out from the competition.We also help companies define and describe individual propositions. This can mean helping a team understand exactly what their customers need and then focusing their efforts on delivering this. Or it can mean positioning new products, or ones that have become dusty or unloved, with fresh words that bring them to life for people.
Teaching
We teach people how to use language to get results.We help leaders communicate more effectively with their teams and we show them ways to engage with internal and external stakeholders. We help people write, commission and review copy that engages with the reader and talks to them on their terms.And we work with customer service teams. We help people working on the phone have conversations that leave their customers feeling valued, understood and in the hands of someone they trust. And we help people writing letters turn a customer’s complaint into an opportunity.
Doing
While we like to encourage people to do things for themselves, we don’t shy away from putting ourselves on the line and delivering things too. We write copy and make videos.
google really is awesome
3 animators. 3 days (sort of). 3 Locations. 1 Google Doc. http://www.demoslam.com
fuck the police
the one, the only . . . mike giant
surreal amsterdam – 3D building mapping
ah my home from home. i know this street well.
Agency: Muse Amsterdam (www.muse.nl)
Production: MrBeam, Mickey Did It, BeamSystems
pull my finger and see what appears
someone to look out for –
STUART MITCHELL SHOOTS
London based rookie photographer…please credit when reblogging my work..im not up myself its just nice to be nice right ?…thanx
tiny tim
Tiny Tim was a folk singer and musician who found fame during the ’60s with the release of his signature song, “Tiptoe Through the Tulips,” sung in his distinctive falsetto voice and backed only by his ukulele. Tiny Tim started his career as a street performer in and around Harvard during the early ’60s. There he built a cult following which lead to an appearance on Laugh-In which lead to a record deal with Reprise Records. He recorded three albums for Reprise and became an iconic figure thanks to numerous television appearances, like the time he married “Miss Vickie” live on the December 17, 1969 episode of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. The stunt drew an estimated audience of over 40 million. Even though he continued to release such novelties as a cover of Rod Stewart’s “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy” and “Earth Angel,” Tiny Tim all but vanished during the ’70s and ’80s as his popularity faded. His profile increased occasionally during the ’90s thanks to occasional appearances on the Howard SternShow. In September of 1996, Tiny Tim suffered a heart attack while performing at a ukelele festival. And despite advice from his doctors, he peformed at a benefit just two months later. Tiny Tim was 64 when he sufffered a fatal heart attack while singing “Tiptoe Through the Tulips” at that event.



