It’s a small wooden box with a pin hole in it…and it’s a camera. I’m having adventures in pinhole cameraland people. This is Arthurs Seat and Sailsbury Crags in Edinburgh shot on Ilford FP4 using a wooden pinhole camera made from Balkan Cedar wood. It’s a real raw image but some what funky…all gritty and rough..I like it.
…The Head Heart Rebrand.
All 100% recycled natural paper and card stock, A4 letterhead paper, A5 comp slip, DVD wallet, branded DVD’s and the most “bling” business card I’ve seen! This photo does it no justice at all…which I like because it means you’ll have to see it in person…just don’t drop that sucker on your foot…it be a heavy weight mutha!
Well folks…its been a while! About 6 months in fact…
The success of the Head Heart newspaper, sent out to 200 odd creative directors and senior designers in late 2010, was really overwhelming.
I spent 4 months post xmas 2010 going to portfolio viewings in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle. I’ve had some lovely comments and got some great new clients.
Then the really hard work began. I decided to re-brand entirely around the Head Heart concept. Kay Koyama Gore – a friend and great design guru in Edinburgh, agreed to take on the re-brand!
6 months later and we are finally there…an epic battle of image edits, stock choice, foil nightmares and print dilemas…
Ladies and Gentlemen…
The Gareth Malone Book is out in the shops folks…whoop whoop!
Cover shot my moi for Harper Collins…a few months back. I really enjoy the harper collins work.
Good client , good people, good results…happy days.
Rob
On Saturday night the moon was the closest it’s going to be to earth for 18 years.
I popped my clothes over my PJ’s ..took the 5D with 70-200mm lens with a 2x converter on it…about 400mm lens at max… and snapped this little monkey from the back garden.
I love the black neutral space…thats black neutral space, literally.
We are all born of the stars people…
