Chris Harrison collects random data over periods of time and visualizes it using special computer trickery. Some of the results are very interesting.
Here – are some of his other projects. Some are more successfull than others.

Many of you will have seen this before but it’s a great exercise in observation and cropping. A font created by looking straight up at the sky in an urban environment.

Liquid Mac download. Interesting gravity effect found by Matt Slade 2nd Year Graphics.

http://ffffound.com

A bad place for me to go, the last thing I need is an online archive of really interesting visual tat that I can lose hours in when I should be finishing a pitch, compiling my profile or writing a blog post….

Expect more.

Couple of mysterious figures found in the second year room. Sent to us by year 2 graphics.

£7.99 fisheye lens… Get to B&Q buy a peep hole/door veiwer wack it on your digital camera. Done. Saving: a few hundred quid. Thanks to Adam Sutcliffe, 2nd Year Graphics for emailing TDOD his idea.

Standard statue by day…

Transformed by night…

Nice idea.

Completed almost 15 years ago these  paintings formed a small corner of my Masters show. The top two have a width of 6ft and the third was 4ft square. They were photographed (badly) onto slide film and scanned (badly). Still, it’s good to revisit.

David Gilligan is currently the Executive Creative Director at Saatchi & Saatchi Design in London and is our latest profile. He’s been kind enough to share 5 of his favourite projects and answer a few questions. Click on the picture to see more.

Great stuff, thanks Dave.