Monday, April 10, 2006
Sunday, April 09, 2006
tim binding on eric ravilious
Saturday's Guardian Weekend, their glossy colour supplement, carried a short piece by tim binding on eric ravilious, nice to read
it is a worthy enthusiasm and i commend readers to see some of ravilious' works in eastbourne's towner gallery, and in the most excellent book published by the imperial war museum, who also feature his work on their excellent website
it is a worthy enthusiasm and i commend readers to see some of ravilious' works in eastbourne's towner gallery, and in the most excellent book published by the imperial war museum, who also feature his work on their excellent website
Saturday, April 08, 2006
design classic ?
maybe, because ...
it is cheap & practical
they've taken the traditional beehive shape about as far as you can go along the thin dividing line between recognition & pure simplicity
it is discreetly monumental because of its sensible proportion's
and maybe that little "squeezy honey" label would make a nice lapel badge for someone
it is cheap & practical
they've taken the traditional beehive shape about as far as you can go along the thin dividing line between recognition & pure simplicity
it is discreetly monumental because of its sensible proportion's
and maybe that little "squeezy honey" label would make a nice lapel badge for someone
Friday, April 07, 2006
cockney's eye-view of the gherkin
i really do like this building because of it's simplicity and it's proportions
it is much better looking than the barcelona tower
what i like to call the "triumph of visual logic"
it is much better looking than the barcelona tower
what i like to call the "triumph of visual logic"
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
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