This Aint No Disco has a post up about Wieden + Kennedy’s London workspace, and I couldn’t help but notice a Ruckus sitting in the picture. Scooters FTW!
This Aint No Disco is a great site that features design agency workspaces. It’s hard not to look end up drooling and wanting to re-do your office.
Wieden + Kennedy are a design agency who did the Cog advertisement for the Honda Accord that was a collection of the parts of the accord moving in a domino-esque effect, first made popular by Swiss artists Peter Fischli & David Weiss in the 1987 film “Der Lauf der Dinge (The Way Things Go)”
Wieden + Kennedy (you can watch Cog by clicking Honda)
Some other work of Fischli & Weiss can be found here though the original 30 minute video isn’t available except on DVD it seems. Four minutes of it are available here though:
1 comment. Posted by md in Uncategorized on 4 December 2008.
Keeping on this apparent Tie theme, here is an offering from Cyberoptix, the lorem ipsum tie (maybe, to replace the gap of posts left by the election being over, I’ll just start posting men’s fashion stuff)
Now, a tie made of filler text is great, I know, but the packaging option is amazing too
Check them out here:
2 comments. Posted by md in Uncategorized on 4 December 2008.
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