25th August 2010..
Underscore are delighted to have won a major agency pitch to rebrand
Alexandra Palace – an incredible London venue steeped in folklore and history.
A three year engagement, we will be working closely with their hands-on new
team to deliver an updated look, feel and tone for everything from websites to signage to event promotion.
In short, we aim to change perceptions and bring the people back to
The People’s Palace.
Come back soon to check on progress…we’ve a lot to do!
24th August 2010..
As part of a wider engagement with Art procurement for Great Ormond Street Hospital, underscore were asked to design material that could be handed out to parents and visitors at the hospital letting them know all about the GO Create! project and the great work that they do with the children.
The GO Create! project is part of the GOSH general arts programme and aims to reflect the diversity of patients, visitors and staff at the hospital and includes activities ranging from visual art to music and dance, appealing to a wide range of cultural backgrounds and age groups. Using bright colours and photography of the kids in action we created a fitting solution that will hopefully get more people involved in this fantastic project.
For more information about the Go Create! Project click here and please come back soon to check out what we do with their reception areas!
23rd August 2010..
Burak kaynak creates some cracking quirky bits and bobs. One that I partially like
is the Sliced Bread//Notebook, a brilliant idea and a good way to have a ‘volume’ of notebooks.
Burak kaynak uses everyday objects and changes them to have a funny twist.
An ash-tray that is a fire alarm button, floppy disk post it notes, simple but affective.
Click here to see if you find his work makes you smile.
19th August 2010..
I’m currently on a work placement here at Underscore from Staffordshire University and stumbled on something that a class mate has created and thought I would put it on the Underscore blog.
Emily Smith is not just an illustration graduate from Staffordshire University, she also designs and creates her own custom steampunk jewellery. All creations are bespoke, carefully crafted by hand and can be worn by men or women. Designed using unwanted clock parts and other materials, these desirable pieces are great for either yourself or as a gift.
So checkout her website or her facebook group and get yourself some strange but beautiful jewellery.
18th August 2010..
From robot corkscrews to smart paper clips, you can find it all on holy cool.
A blog that is dedicated in bringing you everything that is up-to-date and fun.
Personally the clever coat hangers are a massive hit, a brilliant idea that is
just simple.
Here at underscore we love this site, click here to find out if you love it too.
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