Posted: August 16th, 2009 | Author: Sermad | Filed under: Portfolio | View Comments
I was digging through an old hard drive a few weeks back and found the source code of lots of projects (from about 2000) – I had forgotten just how nice they still looked as Flash scales so well on fast computers. A lot of the animations and illustrations were down to Dylan – A genius. Hire him.
Some of these I’m really proud of. I would post up the source code but its all in Flash 5 and would be useless to anyone these days.
Scooterdeath
Scooterdeath II
Kerb Site
Travel Sick
Posted: August 16th, 2009 | Author: Sermad | Filed under: Art, Design | View Comments
The london underground might be derided as a creaking, rickety antique of a public service but atleast there were some great design moments in its history – Harry Beck and his iconic map, Charles Holden and his modernist masterpiece stations and the lesser known Enid Marx who provided many moquettes (fabric designs) for the tube seats.
All images from Seadipper
The TFL has decided they would like to open up the design of new moquettes to the public – There is a £5000 prize which sounds great in principle but for a professional designer this isn’t much at all – considering the usage the TFL will get from the designs.
Moquette competition
I can understand change, progress and iterating design to make it better – I just hope they leave these designs in place somewhere as a reminder of how good design can be timeless.