Andre, Putney.

I spotted these recently fly-posted Andre The Giant posters on Putney Bridge Road this week. Shepard Fairey's Andre is nearly twenty years old now and still going strong. Download and print your own at obeygiant.com. Fairey's recent Barack Obama poster is worth a look too.

Urban elephant, Herne Hill.

New ID for SPOV

Multi-talented motion graphics company SPOV have just updated their online showreel with the new identity that I designed for them last year...

Type hero

I've recently had the pleasure of working with letterpress printmaker extraordinaire and thoroughly nice chap, Alan Kitching. I was lucky enough to visit Alan's workshop, where racks of lovely wood and metal letterpress type surround working presses, and see his studio full of original prints. We've been working on some 48 sheet posters for Borough Market - results above.

Thought provoking poster by Timm Kekeritz

Virtual Water - a double-sided poster visualizing the water footprint of products and nations found on excellent design blog The Serif

LogoLounge Volume 4

The latest LogoLounge book has just been published by Rotovision and, hurrah, I've had a couple of logos chosen for inclusion by a star-studded panel of judges:

"The judging for LogoLounge Volume 4, has been completed. We are excited with the exceptional quality level of work selected for this fourth volume.

We are also very pleased to inform you that your work has been chosen for inclusion in the new book by an international panel of judges, including Louis Lygo of Wolff Olins, Jerry Kuyper of Jerry Kuyper Partners, Jason Schulte of Jason Schulte Design, Gaby de Abreu of Switch Branding & Design, Haley Johnson of Haley Johnson Design, Neville Brody of Research Studios, Janet Martin of Communication Arts, Inc., and Chris Campbell of Interbrand."

Autographed copies available on request.

Check out www.logolounge.com for an ever-growing collection of identities from around the globe.

Hot off the press

Just received this test print of a die-cut tie pack. The pack is part of an ongoing re-branding project for corporate clothing and workwear specialists Mathias.

New address

A quick moving card for my 'landlords' Redjacket. From 10th October my studio address is as above...

Naomi Klein's security system? Malmo.

The art of advertising, Margate.

State of the art chihuahua kennel, Copenhagen.

Emoticon door furniture, Copenhagen.

On-brand grafitti, Dulwich.

This is my favourite South London brand. So far I've spotted three consistently designed removal vans, each of them red, hand scrawled and wrecked. Not sure I'd trust them to move my Stradivarius collection but I like them. This pic shows one of the vans after being eloquently defaced. I don't know what Mr £15 Van and Driver had done to deserve the windscreen 'twatting' but I was pleased to see that the brand guidelines had been adhered to.

Spotted on the tube. Very effective.

I noticed this on a Victoria Line tube train a while ago - the best sticker grafitti I've seen. I did a double take as it was such an accurate copy of the TfL style - Johnston at the right point size, right red etc. I laughed out loud when I saw it. Everyone glared.