Things I Like

Liking this.. Turning a crisis into an opportunity Reminds me of our Dr Evil idea.. Link.. Read More

Robin Hood Tax

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on February 10, 2010.
Also filed under Broadcast, Multimedia, Multiplatform, Viral, Web, World.
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Just came back from Paris Photo, so much fantastic stuff to see. I spent over 6 hours in the main area at the Louvre.. I reckon better than last years session. Notable photographers were. Adam Jesppesen George Rousse Shinchi Maryama Last post Silvio Wolf Pietre Hugo Awesome stuff And ...Read More

Paris Photo 2009

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 24, 2009.
Also filed under Art, Photography.
Tagged as Adam Jesppesen, Daniele Tamagni, George Rousse, Paris Photo 2009, Pietre Hugo, Shinchi Maryama, Silvio Wolf.
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Something I never thought I'd write...ouch. RIP Read More

Michael Jackson dies

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on June 25, 2009.
Also filed under Just plain weird, Music, World.
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What a day it must have been... a load of Tony Hart fans gathered at the Tate Modern last weekend, to pay tribute to the legendary children's TV presenter and art enthusiast via the medium of Morph. On Sunday, the large ...Read More

Morph flash mob at Tate Modern

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on March 2, 2009.
Also filed under Animation.
Tagged as flash mob, morph, tate modern, tony hart.
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Chris Jordan gives us a snap shot of humanity through his uber-sized images. He translates unimaginable and hard to fathom statistics and makes them... well manageable and intelligible. He wants to develop a visual language that is to be experienced ...Read More

Chris Jordan measures excess through large compositions

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on January 27, 2009.
Also filed under Architecture, Data visualisation, Design, Installation, Observation, Photography, World.
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This advert from hair removal company "Veet" made me smile. It's all about perfect timing if you ask me. Read More

Goodbye Bush

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on January 23, 2009.
Also filed under Advertising, Politics.
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Being that we have a table at our studio, I'm threatening to go to table tennis camp. Great bit of viral, awesome table tennis skills ;-) Link Read More

Bruce Lee plays ping pong, own style, for Nokia

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 27, 2008.
Also filed under Broadcast, Film, Internet, Media, Multimedia, Multiplatform, Viral, Web.
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Micheal Wesch is an anthropologist and his constant study of 'YouTube' has produced a 55.33 min presentation (presented at the Library of Congress 28th June 2008) and it's well worth watching. As an orthographical study of human behavior, we see how ...Read More

An anthropological introduction to YouTube

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 25, 2008.
Also filed under Documentary, Film, Internet, Multimedia, Observation, Politics, Strategy, Viral, Web, World.
Tagged as Micheal Wesch, YouTube.
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I love this... the need to particaipate in getting this massive beach ball to bounce around. A lovely insight into human nature. Read More

Human choreography and interaction

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 25, 2008.
Also filed under Installation, Just plain weird, Observation.
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Off to Paris Photo tomorrow should be good. Read More

Paris Photo

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 12, 2008.
Also filed under Documentary, Language, Photography, Picture, World.
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This is the blog of Lawrence Garwood.
Here you will find my observations and thoughts on all things current in design, advertising, photography and social media. Basically things that make me go...
"Oooh.... that's nice".

I am a Director and founder of Picture and also Picture TV. Picture postions itself as a specialist design practice and we operate across all things brand, digital, print, TV and motion.
Picture TV was set up to satisfy the needs of multi-platform design, taking advantage of the convergence of web and broadcast. At Picture TV we are also constantly developing new formats for film and TV; be it a feature film, comedy or specialist documentary.

Have a look at my Flickr images here

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