Website launch - Honey Body Salon

Honey Body Salon is now online - read about the project here. Do yourself a favour and book a massage - they're blissful.

Off to get a tan.. ahem learn something

I'll be away at the AGDA Design Conference for a few days and back to work on Monday 22nd. If you have a design emergency (what's that?) call me on 0425 250 223. In the meantime, amuse yourselves with this talented rendition of the Napoleon dance.

Ring

A fantastic viral piece for the release of "The Ring 2". As soon as I finished watching the video, my mobile phone rang. The voice on the other end told me I had 7 days to live. Scared the bejeezus out of me

TagCloud

I'm only just now getting onto the blogging bandwagon. I know - but better late than never. What got me really into blogging is Newsfire. It's an RSS reader that allows me to read all my favourite blogs in one tidy little window delivered piping hot to my desktop as soon as they're posted.

And just today, I found TagCloud, a 'Folksonomy' tool. Fluffy words aside, it's a nifty little tool that searches your favorite RSS feeds, extracts keywords from the content and lists them according to prevalence within the RSS feeds. I won't tell you how many times the word 'dog' came up in my cloud. You'd think it's my only interest.

Modelles

Check out Modelles - A great campaign for Sydney agency The One Center. With all the fluffy self-promotion like animated Christmas cards and silly Flash games out there, it's about time an agency did something gusty. Of course, it doesn't hurt that the man responsible for the campaign is a very charming art director I happen to be married to.

Every website needs a cute puppy picture

I know 2 cute dog pictures in a row could be misinterpreted as a slight canine obsession. But this is too good. The little fella has taken over my desk. How can i be expected to get any work done when i have this vision of cuteness staring back at me every time i look over?

Byron Bug

Back to work today after a wonderful week with David and Bug in Byron Bay. Bug even had himself a holiday fling with a cheeky little fluffball named Carla. If you're ever spending time in Byron I can't recommend enough the lovely Ann-Maree and her gorgeous Fiddlewood Cottage.

Now that I've gotten used to the sun and sand, Kerri and I have just booked ourselves into the 2005 AGDA Conference in Noosa in a couple week's time. Tax deductible holidays don't come any better. Who knows - we might even attend some of the talks.