Category Archives: Imagery

Visualisation at its finest

November 26, 2008 · by · in ideas, illustration, Imagery

A fine piece of visualisation here.   Jessica’s blog is one I read everyday.

Beautiful Word Clouds

July 10, 2008 · by · in 2.0, Data, ideas, illustration, Imagery, marketing, Salmon, User Generated Content, web 2.0, Web2.0

I like tag clouds and have just found Wordle – a playful service for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. It’s not a development of rocket science proportions – but what I like about it, is the ability […]

Please help

March 14, 2008 · by · in 2.0, ACL, Adobe, Advertising, Affiliate Marketing, Analyst, Analytics, Apple, Awards, BBC, Blog, Blogging, Blogroll, blogs, bob, Books, Branding, Business, Buzz, CBS, Charity, CIM, Colour, Computer, Computing, Conversational marketing, Conversion, Cool, copywriting, Corbis, CRM, Customer service, Data, Deloitte, Design, digital, Direct Email, Direct Mail, dotcoms, Email, EMI, Entertainment, Entrepreneur, Events, Experiential, Facebook, Fairchild Semiconductor, Forrester, Fun, garfield, Gartner, Google, IBM, ideas, Ideas and Riffs, Illusion, illustration, Imagery, Influence, Infrared, IODA, iStock, IT, IT Planning, Job, Keywords, Knee, last.fm, Mac, marketing, Measurement, Media, Microsoft, MIT, Mobile, Music, News, ogilvy, Online, Online Video, Open Social, PC, permission, photography, Planning, podcast, Power 150, PR, Printing, Public Relations, Punchstock, Quotes, Religion, Remarkable, Research, RSS, Salmon, Scene7, Search, Search Engine Optimisation, Second Chance Tuesday, Second Life, Semantic Web, SEO, SEO / SEM, Sinclair, Social Graphs, Social Media, Social Networking, Software, Sony BMG, Spam, SPARQL, Spectrum, sport, SQL, startups, stock photography, Strategy, Surgery, Survival, Tattoo, technology, The Orchard, Tim Berners-Lee, trust, TV, Twitter, Uncategorized, Usability, User Generated Content, venture capital, verge, Viral, Viral Coefficient, Virtual Worlds, Warner Music Group, Web, web 2.0, Web2.0, webmasters, White Paper, wi-fi, WIFI, WIKI, Wired.com, WOM, word of mouth, Wordpress, Xerox, Xuuk, Yahoo!, YouTube, ZX

Sport Relief (I should apologise for bringing you here by illicit categorisation and tagging, but I won’t. You might have wasted just 10 seconds. Hopefully you will make the choice to change someone’s world in less than a minute).

Tell a (Life’s) story with photos

February 5, 2008 · by · in Business, ideas, Ideas and Riffs, Imagery, marketing, Media, photography

I really like Photojojo. They sent me an enewsletter today and the contents were startling, and instantly share-able. Quite rightly Photojojo reminded me that the great thing about photography is that it can preserve moments that are never repeated. Like Jack Radcliffe’s photo series that chronicles his daughter’s life in 30-odd photographs from childhood through […]

What a Dilbert

October 4, 2007 · by · in Fun, illustration, Imagery, marketing, trust

A new and brilliant photo editing technique

October 1, 2007 · by · in Advertising, Colour, Cool, Design, ideas, Imagery, iStock, marketing, stock photography

The first time I saw seam carving in action, I thought it was an optical illusion. It isn’t. Back 1 month ago it was a proof of concept. Now you can finally use seam carving on your own images! First, a quick summary of the technique: Typically, when you resize a photo, you just make […]

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