During a recent clear-out I unearthed my old stamp album. It’s probably not cool to confess to being a former stamp collector, but I don’t mind admitting that the gems in this album provided not only memories but graphic inspiration...
Read MoreFood porn?
Guess what caught our eye on this packaging from New York confectioner MarieBelle?
Read MoreKefalonian fenestration
Our tendency is to look through windows rather than at them.
Read MoreCulinary art
If you reckon recipe cards are a recent phenomenon invented by Waitrose in a bid to flog more product, think again.
Read MoreTrainspotting types
A recent visit to the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester provided an opportunity of enjoying the museum’s collection of trains. Is it a bit trainspottery to experience a frisson of nostalgic excitement when looking at old railway engines?
Read MoreGraphics with a local accent
Creams asked us to add some unique local character to their Glasgow dessert café’s interior. Mascot’s part-Glaswegian provenance came in handy for the creation of a set of graphic panels.
Read MoreParisian walk way
No guidebooks, no maps (or apps) – just start walking and see where it leads.
Read MorePorto Portrait
Portugal’s second city was the desination for our latest shooting spree.
Read MoreTea Time
It’s obvious that this timepiece has been carefully conceived and lovingly made, albeit by someone with the craft skills of an apprentice plumber: let’s just say the engineering is more Meccano set than Rolex finesse.
Read MoreReadjusting the immortal memory
Contrary to popular opinion, Scotland’s top hero isn’t actually Mel Gibson (AKA William Wallace). In the popularity stakes Jackie Stewart doesn’t take poll position either and even Sean Connery has to take a back sheat. In fact, ‘the people’s poet’ Robert Burns is ‘the people’s choice’ when it comes to favourite Scot of all time. Today is his birthday.
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