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Beautiful work by Simon Page. I particularly like his International Year of Astronomy 2009 Posters. [gallery order="DESC" columns="2"] Read More

Simon Page

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 18, 2009.
Also filed under Design, Observation, World.
Tagged as poster design, Simon Page.
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I've had my eye on this for some time. LINK Being that my design agency Picture, do a lot of e-commerce and being that "we" the general public, have been getting "free" content, online for far too long. I'm looking forward to seeing ...Read More

Times editor James Harding outlines plans for online charging

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on November 18, 2009.
Also filed under Broadcast, Media, Strategy, Technology, Web, World.
Tagged as E-commerce, online charging, The Times.
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Their latest book which utilises the mechanic of cutting every other page by 5mm so that when flipped in different directions the pages viewed are either graphic content or photography. The photography is by Satoshi Minakawa. Nice. Read More

Wells&More book flips two ways

Written by Lawrence Garwood.
Posted on July 1, 2009.
Also filed under Design.
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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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