Colour Vision Test

on August 25th, 2011

Via the Pantone Facebook page, I found this little gem: an online colour vision test that mimics the Farnsworth D-100 sorting test (only this one has 88 chips instead of 100).

Brush, acrylic and procrastination

on August 17th, 2011

Little type illustration done when brain airing was required.

Rebranding Performance Leaders Australia (Logo & Brand Design)

on August 15th, 2011

Performance Leaders Australia’s mission is to provide guidance on how to best lead teams and improve a manager’s own performance as a leader of people and change catalyst. The client felt their current logo did not reflect their values or approach and contacted Limeshot for a rebranding exercise.

Angelina Jolie, Louis Vuitton and Annie Leibovitz: Fail.

on July 14th, 2011

If you read this blog before you’ll know I’m a fan of Annie Leibovitz. I also happen to love Angelina Jolie for a whole lot of reasons. I’m not into the whole Louis Vuitton “brand yourself as middle class by hanging a bag that spells its label on your shoulder” kind of thing, but that’s [...]

Vintage Type for Ace Hotel – Dana Tanamachi at Work

on July 8th, 2011

I found Dana Tanamachi’s work a while back via Dribbble – she’s pure magic with the cheapest of materials: chalk. Photos a video after the jump, and make sure you head over to her wonderful chalk lettering website fore more beautiful illustrations.

Kitsch and Cool Restaurant Branding

on July 6th, 2011

Lactobar Retro-Bistro is a new and very popular restaurant in Oradea, Romania (Lactobar means milk bar, in Romanian). Obviously, the drink of choice is not milk, but bear, however what’s interesting about this joint is the outlandish, crazy, cool and perfectly kitsch decor. From an old Romanian car embedded into the wall to doilies, old [...]

50+ Photos of Lions in European Art and Heraldry

on July 5th, 2011

So I spent most of May and a good part of June travelling Europe with my husband – it was a wonderful, wonderful vacation: we ate our way through loads of good food; we drank too much and walked 10-12 hours a day. We visited Paris, London, Florence, Rome and finally my city of birth, [...]

Markets For Change social ad banned for damaging large retailer Harvey Norman sales

on July 5th, 2011

I woke up this morning to an interesting story: Markets for Change and GetUp have put together a controversial ad about Harvey Norman (Australian furniture retailer) contributing to Australian deforestation by their timber sourcing policies. The ad was subsequently banned, and an irate George Harvey came on television to say he’s getting aggressive emails from [...]