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23 May 12

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I love this Screw Up poster from Split Design

There’s one on the wall of my studio and it does its job

(via Screw Up Poster by SplitDesign on Etsy)

18 May 12

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Deborah Parkin Photography: What do you do?

What do you do?

Have an answer for Deborah?

Could do with some discourse on this myself honestly….

17 May 12

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this is incredible

the artist is Kelly Tankersley

click through to read about her printmaking process and be shocked and awed

then explore the rest of her Etsy shop

(via Februray Visit Doves Dip print series by 88editions on Etsy)

15 May 12

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thatfakeblog:

If you’ve been in Leeds city centre over the weekend you’ll have noticed the bizarre walnut-tree-boat on Briggate. It’s part of the OverWorlds & UnderWorld ‘unreal weekend’ taking place in three desitnations in the city centre next weekend.

It’s a three day free multi-venue event – with live performances of dance, film, sculpture and music flooding the streets of Leeds city centre, Friday 18 May to Sunday 20 May. Join them at Briggate, County Arcade or in the Dark Arches and collect a map on arrival, and they will be there to guide you.

Find out more as they start to reveal more on their website.

We didn’t have chance to take a photo, but here’s one courtesy of Joe Bloom

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“ …. President Obama’s remarks last week about how, “personally,” it was “important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married” will seem mild and obvious. That is not to diminish the importance of his statement. It’s just to note that same-sex marriage is a historical inevitability—and what people say about it now, for and against, will be seen in that light.

— Obama, Gay Marriage, and Historical Inevitability : The New Yorker

9 May 12

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a blog post from Split about our co-curated Yorkshire Graphic Design exhibition

some behind the scenes photography from me

this shoot was fun and much harder than it looks!

(via Split [blog]: Yorkshire Graphic Design Exhibition)

26 April 12

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the Quarry Hill Family Tree, a project on which I collaborated with Split Design, a rather good local design firm on Quarry Hill, has reached all the way to the states, impressive!

the family tree was created for the first Quarry Hill Social - my brainchild - a way for all of the creative and cultural businesses and individuals in the area to meet each other

the tree was definitely the star of the social

check it out

and check out Split while you’re at it

(via A Family Tree of Creative Business Neighbors)

19 April 12

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