
American researchers have pieced together a 10-second audio clip of a French folk song which they believe is the oldest recognisable recording of the human voice.
Recording
Source: Times Online
Friday, 28 March 2008
World's Earliest Recording
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Monday, 24 March 2008
The original green and white ...

I am a Hibernian FC fan. There, I said it.
Needless to say, I like to do the odd Hibs mini-project for my own enjoyment, so here is one I can share.
Hibernian Kit Designs
Basically, it is a just a page I put together where I will be uploading the odd Hibs kit design thought up by both myself and suggested by the fans who post on the forums.
With one season left at the mercy of Le Coq Sportif, it will be interesting to see what both the fans want as their strip and what the club opt for.
Nike or adidas for me please.
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labels: graphic design, personal, sport
Tuesday, 19 February 2008
My, How They Have Grown!

Video games are awesome.
Nintendo is awesome.
Nintendo character devlopment has always been awesome.
Check out Nintendo Evolution
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Monday, 11 February 2008
Stereohype Annual Badge Comp
So, every year Stereohype.com put on a competition to design a little 25mm pin badge (or a set of 3 in my case). As you may or may not know, 25mm badges are a great way to promote designers, bands or whomever feels that that kind of media will gain people's attention.
This is my attempt for a "Set of 3" this year. I kept it very simple so as the message was delivered efficiently without too much background noise.
Simple concept really ... hello in the 3 most spoken languages in the world - Mandarin, Spanish and English. Wearing all 3 of those bad boys at once will at the very LEAST communicate a pleasant greeting to someone anywhere in the world. Now that IS efficiency.
Results of the competition will be released early next week.
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Twenty-Six Kinds of Animals

A very nice typographical project by Jeremy Pettis. I had previously thought of a similar idea using the signs of the zodiac.
Enjoy
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