New year, new work…
Yes, really. Hello all. You’ve probably guessed from the image that I’m no longer at Anomaly. Which is a great pity – they are a terrific agency, and I’ve been very proud of… Continue reading
Yes, really. Hello all. You’ve probably guessed from the image that I’m no longer at Anomaly. Which is a great pity – they are a terrific agency, and I’ve been very proud of… Continue reading
Sort of like this man. The one on the right. Come next March, and I’ll have been a planner for six years. And, given that, I’ve been having a think about the job,… Continue reading
One problem looks like the right one… I’m a bit of a stickler for the basics. In fact, I’m constantly worried that I’ve forgotten what’s gone before me; whether it’s reminding myself that… Continue reading
How a lot of ads are made… The title of this post might confuse anyone who’s not read Douglas Holt’s latest book, ‘Cultural Strategy’. If you haven’t (and you’re reading this whilst in… Continue reading
The famous class inequality sketch from Cleese and the Two Ronnies. Hello there. I’ve been away for a little bit, visiting the US, so sorry for no posts during the past few months.… Continue reading
It looks like a variation on a G. Could be wrong, though. Hello. Happy Easter, first of all. I’m enjoying the chance to potter at home, to play a little golf and reflect… Continue reading
I wonder if it’s Santa. Photo via jurvetson. Usual rules apply. After what seems to be a (sadly) typical four month pause in blog posts, I’ve decided to get off my arse and… Continue reading
It’s been a little while since I updated here. A combination of laziness, work bits and bobs and just not really having much to say has meant I’ve left WAM well enough alone.… Continue reading
Harsh, but fair. In recent years, I’ve become a bit of a muso, as the odd post on this blog (and how I spent my student loan) should testify. And, in no other… Continue reading
Hello there. It’s been a little while since I’ve posted. Sorry about that. Been busy at work, doing a variety of new business bits and bobs, along with trying to hire a Junior… Continue reading