Trying to make sense of social media connections…
Posted by DocDelete in DavidsonIGD, Messages, Tech on 15. Jul, 2010 | No Comments
This is a test post using a service called Posterous. Put simply, sending a simple email to this service lets you subsequently post to other places on the web automatically. A godsend for people struggling to get different social media technologies to work together? Perhaps. I've found the largest problem to be deciding which [...]
Insight magazine triumphs at MemCom awards
Posted by Ken Davidson in DavidsonIGD, Featured, Promotion on 16. Jun, 2010 | No Comments
Working closely with the editorial team of Jane Cook and Clair Mooney (pictured above left to right), I design and produce Interiors Insight magazine for AIS. Together we haul together dozens of articles, features and news items to make a cohesive and lively journal. Stock photography is carefully selected to enhance several features, and, on occasion, [...]
Don’t mess with me sweatshirt?
Posted by Ken Davidson in DocDelete, Illustration, Promotion, TV, movies, books on 25. May, 2010 | No Comments
Another Doctor Who themed t-shirt, this time inspired by a phrase Matt Smith was heard to threaten the new Daleks with. Armed with a jammy dodger biscuit, masquerading as a Tardis self-destruct button, our good Doctor waved off the Daleks with the guttural threat, "don't mess with me, sweetheart!" Fancy a shirt, available in 4 [...]
Back in the day 3 – the extravagance of banks
Posted by Ken Davidson in Comment on 10. Feb, 2009 | No Comments
Go into your local bank. Pick up a brochure, or pamphlet about the services offered. There’s a good chance it will be printed in full colour, and may use colourful stock photography, but also be printed in a fairly bog-standard manner on cheap stock. Rewind to the late 1980s and early 1990s… Once again I’ve [...]
The sincerest form of flattery?
Posted by Ken Davidson in Comment, Promotion on 04. Feb, 2009 | 1 Comment
I help AIS (Association of Interior Specialists) with printed promotional material. Toward the end of the year we produce a so-called round-up document that summarises the year’s milestones. This is purely a vehicle to remind their membership of the work done on their behalf, and to reinforce the benefits of membership. It could well be [...]
