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Archive : Paris
Les Trois Baudets
The Three Donkeys is a music venue in Pigalle which was created in the late 1940s by Jacques Canetti, to […]
Pulp. Part 2 (Non-fiction)
Been doing some branding for Paris eCigarette retailer Sunny Smoker. This is a part of the product lanch for their […]
Bruce Lee
Recently discovered the work of Bernard Pras while hanging out in the Mediathèque in Vincennes… like one does. He makes […]
Downtown Showdown
Really good to see illustration making a comeback in ads . This is a beautifully executed vector piece for the […]
Op Art Loveliness
Reminiscent of Bridget Reilly at her best, these marvellous examples of Op Art ads for the new season at the […]
Art Director for hire.
Orangegodd IS Craftyfish.
Photoshop montage loveliness
Always nice to see some really well done Photoshop montage shizzle. This is a great example for the upcoming Canal […]
Centre Quatre
This is so lovely it makes me want to shout from the rooftops about it! CentQuatre on rue d’aubervilliers in […]
Curves
Just check out those curves-that’s no Ford Mondeo! Visited Les Arts Décoratifs last night to see the exhibition L’art de […]
I miss him
Some quite beautiful works of art in the 20th arr in Paris. The site of an old bus depot […]
Angles
More interesting Parisian angles. This time from the drawing board of Architect Christian de Portzamparc. Situated in The Parc de […]
Form
From the Parc de la Villette a Paris. Today it exists by itself with no need for an explanation. Tomorrow […]
Electric Kool Aid
Absolutely stunned by this adshell in Pigalle Metro. It was meant to be delivering some sales pitch for some useful, […]
Spamalot
Having previously had to suffer the questionable delights of a weekly shopping trip to my rather pokey local Tesco Metro […]
Design to make your heart race
The French are a funny lot. Curmudgeonly and apathetic are two phrases that come to mind quite often, but when […]
L’empire de la mort
Created in 1780 to house the dead from the overflowing Paris cemetries, the Catacombes is the final resting place of […]
Partageons l’amour du bon pain!
Whilst working at the 2nd most famous building in Mornington Crescent, we infrequently had the benefits of Young & Rubicam’s […]
Pixel Stretching in the real world
At the Salon de Maison et Objet > Design à Vivre in Paris recently and had the pleasure of seeing […]
Paris en Janvier
A travelling Theatre workshop arrives in the 18th arrondisement. Spotted in a snow encrusted warehouse carpark while returning from a […]