G's latest spweings from twitter...

We have a unique 'soft sponsorship' system coming on tap! [see it on twitter] 2010/09/03

Something fresh: Landed : http://bit.ly/aNfcxJ [see it on twitter] 2010/09/02

Arnott's rice crackers - made in Indonesia, a fact listed in really fine small print #fail #arnotts [see it on twitter] 2010/08/31

Crash test

We’re loving the T’s designed by Glenn Jones in New Zealand [Glennz Tees], better still, he prints by voter’s choice.

Contrail

From [gelardi.com]:

“Contrail is a tool for developing bicycle communities. As you ride, contrail leaves a faint chalk line behind your bike. The goal is to encourage a new cycle of biking participation by allowing the biking community to leave a unique mark on the road and to reclaim this crucial shared space.”

Odd but at the same time really cool. We can see Sydney’s streets becoming rainbows if people here hopped onto this idea. Probably there would suddenly be an outcrop of complainers but…

Trike

99DS

99 Dodgey Slips, 99 Deadly Sleds. An exhibition by Greg Bradmore and Christian Pearce.

Well worth a look for a bit of lighthearted fun. It would be nice to see the real exhibition.

[Check it online here]

Piano, piano

Slowly, slowly, that’s how it’s going.

As you can see there’s a whole new Lab-Gear site here now and we are slowly working our way through every page and every little layout issue. It’s slow, we’ve been doing the client meeting thing since Sunday, so have been dropping bits in when we can. Today it was attacking the blog to sort of get it into shape, though there is a way to go until we are done; at least we are sorting the basic formatting issues that have been annoying us since the site went live last Friday.

Of course, this could all explain just why the blog’s been so quiet the past few weeks, as we’ve cranked and tweaked to have Lab-Gear V3 live.

Keep ‘yer eyes peeled though, as we get on top of it all and we start dropping in the final pieces.