Our food consumed so far:

12 Rice Krispie Squares, 6 Sausages, 4 Bounty’s, 2 KFC meals, a lamb kofte…

Pies

After 859 days, 6000 miles, 50,000 mosquito bites, 100 wasp stings and a false accusation of murder, Ed Stafford has become the first Briton to walk the length of the Amazon River. He was one of the most inspiring characters in the book we created for one of our clients - to prove that behind their technology, are real stories demonstrating the power and strength of the human spirit.

Since returning from his epic journey he’s become a household name - only partly down to our book I’m sure. Oh and he also lived off piranhas, rice, beans…

Congratulations Ed!

After munching down on a 12″ pepperoni, why not recycle the old pizza box and position over a bin. Perfect for encouraging your lazy-ass flatmates/kids/gran to throw in all the napkins and empty cans. ////swish.

He shoots for the three pointer…nothing but box!
A we can make it project

Instead of using the same old lipstick, go a shade braver with our new Facebook app for No7 lipstick.

Simply choose your complexion, then where you want to show off your lips and the No7 lipservice expert springs into action, giving you a video tutorial on colours and application. What a lovely man.

Part of the ongoing No7 community we helped create on Facebook

…actually, down to Covent Garden today, you’ll see our latest project for Hugo Boss
Starting in Bluewater, Kent and travelling up to Sheffield in March/April, then back here to London for the finale. It’s been a sucessful tour, seeing all the Hugo fragrances selling out in Boots, Milton Keynes and some great, and not so great public artistry emerging from our urban forest.

I f you missed it, you can check out some of the trees here.

We finally went to the DECODE exhibit. It was nice, but smelt a little of Wii.

The exhibition includes works by established international artists and designers such as Daniel Brown, Golan Levin, Daniel Rozin, Troika, Karsten Schmidt and the awesome Chris O’Shea.

I want to see more

We’ve just made a book (retro!) called Stories from the edge of the known world.  The bound hardback is home to ten adventurous tales including an Antarctic voyage, a trek along the Amazon, a front-line reporter’s account in Iraq and blog posts from a mission building a life changing eye hospital in Tanzania.

Each one is carefully written to sway our client’s name here opinion of their brand.

The aim is to help them see that behind the technology they produce are real stories of passion and the human spirit … and, in turn, help us make more engaging advertising for them.