
Sometimes our weekly breakfast club ends in plain silliness. I just had to share the result of this repurposing / recycling exercise. Meet Webby’s hip hop cat.

Oh good! Now the horribly creepy face of the Colonel can bee seen from space, or more easily, from Google Earth.
The temporary giant image was created out of tiles in the town of Rachel, Nevada back in 2006, but has only recently found its way onto the default layer of Google Earth. Not sure which agency was behind it though (perhaps someone might fill me in?).

Now might be a good time to wear your CV on your shirt.
Firekites - AUTUMN STORY - chalk animation from Lucinda Schreiber on Vimeo.
So good i’m actually sort of scared.
A different kind of agency should have a different kind of website.
link via @michaelnobbs
Its all over twitter at the moment, a great uni project in postit animation

I went to the butterfly jungle at the natural history museum this weekend (it’s great by the way, so if you can, check it out). In the gift shop i came across a poster featuring the Butterfly Alphabet. Ahhh. ‘Tis a mysterious and wonderful world.

We made Harvest Digital logos out of cress to day at breakfast. I’m pretty impatient - so i just want to see them grow! For more tasty type have a look at thisand this.

How lovely are these park stories published by Royal Parks? There’s one for each on London’s Royal Parks, and there perfect for a quick read in your lunch hour. The covers designs have a lovely paper cut feel to them. They would be a bargin at £2 each, if i didn’t feel compelled to buy the whole set! There’s some readings coming up in each of the parks.