Just received this in the mail. Scored a full page coverage in ART4D, a design magazine from Thailand, the land of smiles. Thanks Sudaporn!
We painted a chalkboard for the studio today! It will be used for important project planning but right now it is just for nonsensical doodling.
Website refresh! Powered by Behance ProSite. Our friend Gad says this has to be the 4th time we are doing a refresh since the last time he did his. Well, we like new things. New things smell fresh and makes us happy.
OMG! OMG! Creative Review tweeted about our work! We are going to be rich and famous! Right?
For the insomniacs, Bedsheet Typography is featured in Quipsologies Vol. 53. Quipsologies chronicles the most curious, creative, and notable projects, stories, and events of the graphic design industry on a daily basis. In case you can’t find it, we are no. 23. Thanks Armin!
Update: We just received news that this project is also featured on Typography Served. Thanks Oscar!
Update 2: This project has been picked up by typetoken®. Your loss, Noise Singapore.
We are stoked that Drop Inn is picked up by FPO, a site we’ve only dreamed of being featured on, until now! We are walking with giants… if that is what I think it means.
Last Friday, we bid farewell to Ammanda, one of the fastest freelancers we have ever seen. She is so fast she finishes her day’s tasks and it is not even lunchtime! We kinda ran out of things for her to do just a few days into her 1 month contract.
On another note, Kenneth (he prefers Ken) just joined us. We still don’t know much about him except that all the girls think he is cute. Do check out his website and let us know what you think. We will be sending him to meet our next female client as evaluation to determine his next month’s paycheck.
Found our project featured in May’s issue of Wallpaper* magazine (credited under The Design Society). Please let us know if you come across our stuff elsewhere. We’re hopelessly clueless!
Our branding project for PAULINE.NING is featured in Artpower’s ≠BLANK, a book on printing. Ironically, it is a project with the least printing. I think we might have submitted to the wrong book.
