Steve Jobs 1955 – 2011
By Jonathan Harris | | Branding, Business, Celebrity, Product Design, Society
Many people woke this morning and read about Steve Jobs’ untimely passing on a device that bore the brand Apple. […]
Catching Our Eye
A mixture of blog, opinion and learning around design, arts, culture and technology.
Branding helps your business grow
By Jonathan Harris | | Branding, Business, Graphic Design
Maybe I’m preaching to the converted here but having a clear identity not only allows you to differentiate yourself from […]
Presenting Per Ardua
By Jonathan Harris | | Branding, Graphic Design, Web Design
It’s always nice to be recommended by one client to another, we were introduced to Per Ardua in 2009 and […]
Harrisment designs WordCamp Portsmouth
By Jonathan Harris | | Branding, Graphic Design, Web Design
Harrisment designs the identity for WordCamp Portsmouth. SPF50 not required.
The end of Brand Hollywood?
By Jonathan Harris | | Branding, Celebrity, Film, Opinion, Society
Ricky Gervais punctures the Hollywood bubble at the Golden Globes. Let’s be clear about this, Gervais is a cult. A marmite. You either love him or hate him, you either get him or you don’t. He either aggravates or deflates in equal measure. Those who are offended probably lack the self awareness of where the entertainment industry actually is, the sound of bubbles bursting is long overdue.
Designers love cock
By Jonathan Harris | | Advertising, Celebrity, Graphic Design, Society
Yes you read it right, but it will only make sense if you were at the Pecha Kucha event in […]
iPod Apps for Designers
By Jonathan Harris | | Education, Mobile, Technology
This is a companion piece to an item I’ve written for the DBA on the top 10 Apps for the […]
S4C Eisteddfod identity looks very familiar
By Jonathan Harris | | Branding, Graphic Design, Television
I don’t think this has happened to me before. You’re sitting down to watch some TV and there it is! […]
HRH Prince Philip on Design
By Jonathan Harris | | Awards, Celebrity, Education, Society
An interview from October 2009 with Kevin McCloud talking to Prince Philip about his views on design and society, celebrating 50 years of the Prince Philip Designers Prize.
