Sunday – September 7th, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
Our friends at SiriusPartner has just been awarded as one of this years danish Gazelle companies. Receiving this award is a prestigious acknowledgement given each year to the fastest growing companies in Denmark.
Obviously this makes us even more proud to be their helping hand on their communication, visual appearance and marketing strategies, and right now we can’t wait to get their new website - and refreshed identity - up and running!
Sunday – September 7th, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
Just as my narcissistic approach to yearbookyourself became a bit too dull, the next step seemed obvious…
And what did I learn:
1. Baboons are butt-ugly no matter what.
2. Do not mess with the genepool.
3. Star Trek is not so cool after all.
4. The weird dude from high school was a clone. I knew it.
Sunday – September 7th, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
yearbookyourself.com is funny stuff… upload a photo and see how you (would’ve) looked … I kinda like myself in the ‘56 version, so maybe it’s time to get back to the roots.
Order: 1956, 1964, 1976, 1984, 1990, 2000.
- Actually I think this site is a clever way of advertising all kinds of different fashion brands - Notice how every picture is assciated with three links to external sites. Clever.
Friday – September 5th, 2008, by Jakob Rauff Baungaard
This weekend in Århus you can experience the Danish Mobile Film Festival ‘08. It’s a film festival dedicated to film productions made with mobile phones. The festival is the first of its kind in Denmark. During the time preceding the festival, five national workshops and two national film competitions concentrating on the mobile phone will be conducted. The festival also looks beyond the Danish borders and cooperates with larger festivals of the same kind worldwide in order to show the latest new films and general tendencies within mobile phone film production.
It doesn’t demand expensive production equipment and post production to make a good film – you only need a great idea!
The Danish Mobile Film Festival ‘08 runs the 5th and 6th of september at Filmby Århus. You can read more about the festival here.
Tuesday – September 2nd, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
We just finished a new identity and blog design for MASHUP and Mikkel has written a really nice and rewarding post about it here (in danish). If not for this particular post, then check it out for its other great content.
Tuesday – September 2nd, 2008, by Jakob Rauff Baungaard
With the exhibition ‘Icons for Now’ the Aarhus Art Building presents a remarkable exhibition in the public townscape during the Aarhus Festival. With their colourful paintings nine renowned Danish and international street artists have decorated gables, streets and facades in the area around the Aarhus Art Building as well as at selected spots around town. Map of the locations can be acquired at aarhuskunstbygning.dk.
The participating artists are: André alias Monsieur A (F), Blu (I), Faust (DK), Herbert Baglione (BRA), HuskMitNavn/RememberMyName (DK), Miss.Tic (F), Steve Powers (USA), Victor Ash (F/PT/DK), Zevs (F) and our homeboy from Aarhus Søren Behncke alias papfar (DK).
Monday – September 1st, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
When I went to see Ratatouille some time ago I was blown away. Yesterday I went to see Wall·E and my expectations were high as hell. But not high enough, since this is hands down the best animated film I have ever seen! Period. (Possible spoiler coming up…) There are so many small perfections to talk about, but the fact that they have managed to do this film with such a small amount of dialogue between the main characters is simply amazing - And this takes the film to a different level.
I wish I worked at Pixar and had been a part of this.
Image is courtesy of Pixar.
Monday – September 1st, 2008, by Anders Kammersgaard
If you’re into album covers, you should go take a look at sleevage.com. Content is still beeing added but there is already lots of great stuff there. It’s basically a blog, but you can’t sort entries by artist, record company, genre or graphic artist /studio. Well… enough talk go have a look for yourself.
Thursday – August 28th, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
Allright… We knew TV 2 was in economic trouble, but now it has come to this… That’s like if the Pope decided not to live in celibacy any longer, and started off by shagging Angela Merkel…
TV 2 with header banners and streaming trailer for a Kanal 5 program
Thursday – August 28th, 2008, by Jakob Rauff Baungaard
We all like the new Batman movie and we all like Christian Bale. Some adbusters in Århus have tagged the huge movie poster at Nørreport / Mejlgade with the splash saying “ÆHH - VE DO DÅNS?” (ask somebody to dance).
Wednesday – August 27th, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
Last wednesday we were formally invited to receive the prize for the Kulturmaskinen identity competition. With gratulations from the former mayor of Odense, elderman Anker Boye, a near death experience for an unknowing cyclist passing by (See the first image!) and a nice little afterparty, it became a great and memorable day.
The next steps in the process will be very exciting, and hopefully the identity will be integrated well over the months to come.
Wednesday – August 27th, 2008, by Jakob Rauff Baungaard
We got tired of empty windows and too many post it notes to write to-do’s at. What’s better then, than making a tribute to the 1st generation video games Pong and Space Invaders?
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Monday – August 25th, 2008, by Anders Kammersgaard
Yaymonday is a weekly collection of Design, Art, and Photography compiled by Chris Kalani. Nine quick links to start the week, and there is almost always something that I like amongst them. Be sure to have a look at the back issues.
Tuesday – August 19th, 2008, by Daniel Gjøde
Today the 23rd Odense Filmfestival opens. It’s going to be five days of both good and bad, bust most importantly: A great amount of very different and untraditional films that otherwise rarely makes it to the local cinemas. Check the website and also their special program.
Monday – August 18th, 2008, by Klara Swantesson
I saw one of this special-edition beer-bottles in my friends fridge the other day in London. Apparently the beer label Beck has supported the contemporary British art over the years, and this collaboration with four emerging artists from London’s Royal College of Art is just the latest project. Beer and fine art for the people - good initiative!
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