I’m currently collaborating with Wailing Banshee, a video and film production company, to develop their online identity and website design. With offices in Hampshire and New York they work with some interesting clients like Sky, Sony, Hugo Boss and the BBC.

They’re a very creative company delivering cutting edge content rich films and digital animation. Oh and they’re a great bunch of people too! We’re aiming to get the new site live in the next couple of weeks.

Jason Levesque the Stuntkid has recently updated his portfolio with more beautiful illustrations. You can see more regular updates of his work in his livejournal, including his latest post Mushrooms and Maggots an illustration of his finance Elizabeth (a great wallpaper, cheers Jason).

You can also grab some brilliant prints of his work at his online print shop.

With the heaviest snowfall we’ve seen in Hampshire for a very long time it was a great excuse to go out with the camera.

I’ve uploaded some photography shot this morning on the zig-zag walk around the village of Selborne. If you’re ever in that neck of the woods it’s great countryside, you can park behind the Selborne Arms (handy for lunch) and take the steep zig-zag up onto the common overlooking Gilbert White’s House and come back through the centre of the village.

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Go and check out the portfolio of Brooklyn based studio Morning Breath. They’ve got some great clients on the books and a portfolio chocked full of lovely work.

They’ve also recently published ‘The Early Bird: Art & Design of Morning Breath’ which you can grab on Amazon.

Blur Studio have got a trailer up for their latest short A Gentleman’s Duel thats currently in development. I’m looking forward to seeing the finished piece.

Their brilliant short Gopher Broke was nominated for Best Animated Short Film at the Academy Awards in 2004. Hopefully GD will live up to expectations.

I’m a convert, I’ve taken the plunge and switched to WordPress. Having experimented with Blogger I made the decision to upgrade to WordPress and host my own blog directly on the Agent8 site.

It’s taken a couple of weeks of tinkering to implement but it’s definitely worth the effort. I’ve converted the existing news content into blog entries for archiving purposes and can now start blogging about work and design on a regular basis.