The Seven Ages of Britain is a series on BBC One. This week was the Age of Money and the beginning of the ‘middle’ class group of people acquiring and developing its own taste in art. The result was a golden age in painting, sculpture an pottery showing the works of Hogarth, Reynolds, Gainsborough, Wedgewood and James Gillray.

Clinton Duncan has been in touch with TDOD regarding his talk. So for you lucky people in Sydney here are the details:

If you’re so inclined, I’d be delighted to see you at my talk for ADC Young Guns @ Apple Store Sydney. Monday, March 22 at 6pm.  Here’s the same details as above with a picture of me on this site called ‘Facebook’

An old favourite

Hat-Trick Design has created a beautiful set of 11 metre high illustrations of the greatest players in Rugby for the hotel at the Twickenham stadium, these images are displayed in the connecting atrium between the hotel an the stadium. The images are made up of individual Rugby shirts using the appropriate colour for that players nationality. The illustrations are printed onto the shirt material commonly used in Rugby this adds to the branding that Hat-Trick Design have already applied to the stadium visit their website for more details.

“Rust Mirror” (2010) by Daniel Rozin from bitforms gallery nyc on Vimeo.

My name is Elizabeth and I am studying Illustration at UCLAN, currently in my third year.

As part of my final project, I intend to illustrate Preston through stories told by people who have spent time here, as a resident, student, visitor or other.

In order to do this I need your stories! Whether sad, funny, good or bad, surprising and/or interesting or just your experience(s) of the city. One word or a thousand, a sentence, phrase, or poem, anything.

As these stories will be the basis of my illustrations, I need your help. I am extremely thankful for your time and if you could get in contact with me this would be wonderful!

I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks in advance,
Elizabeth Dunning 3rd year Illustration University of Central Lancashire Preston

Created by passing cars clipping the puddle.

From a range of environmentally minded packaging designed by Cyberpac. When the bag in this film dissolves all that is left is the printing ink, and apparently the water is drinkable once the bag has dissolved. The range is called Harmless and champions other forward thinking environmental packaging.

Thanks to Stephen Mcnally (1st Year Graphics UCLAN) for sending us this.