Dave shows off his latest Rackspace swag, a black snuggie blanket and my latest “Love Matters” t-shirt that we recently made for them. Like …
gapingvoid Valentines Day Commissions
[Photo courtesy of Robert O. Dow – Warpaint Resources] [Photo courtesy of Tom McCallum – Shirlaws Coaching] [From today’s newsletter:] Reserve Yours Here Hugh has …
“How to make your business a better version of itself”
[A nice piece of ‘signalling’ we did for Rackspace etc.] Nice to see Harvard Business Review confirming what gapingvoid has been telling clients for years: …
"Shaking up Pharma from the inside? Exactly."
[Some of my work appearing at a private event at Roche Pharmaceuticals a couple of months ago.] For the last year, gapingvoid has been working …
Office Art: New Metal Prints
During our Art Basel show earlier this month we made a huge splash with our newest offering: gapingvoid Aluminium Prints. People love them. They look …
"Who says office art has to suck?"
“Who says office art has to suck?” It’s a rheotorical question we ask in the banner ad at the bottom of the cartoon newsletter …
Office Art as "Effective Visual Strategies" etc.
Gapingvoid: Effective Visual Strategies for Business from gapingvoid [Official Blurb: “There’s a reason why images are the most powerful and effective way to share a message …
Brand ManageCamp
I just got done doing a whole suite of work for Brand ManageCamp, a marketing & brand conference in Las Vegas. You can see more …
Notes On Office Art
[First published, Sept. 2009] Recently on Twitter, I wrote: Art that brightens up the office vs Art that brightens up the home. Two different vibes …
Liz Strauss
I stole this off the Internet; a photograph taken by my old Twitter pal, Amber Osborne of a print I designed for Liz Strauss’ recent …
Office Art: The Cisco Cloud "All-Over"
Last August, instead of YET ANOTHER infographic thingy (Is it just me or are they all starting to look the same?), Cisco commissioned us to produce a …
Office Art: "Just as the Internet blurred the work/life divide, the Internet is now blurring the art/business divide."
[Barbara Kruger. Untitled (I shop therefore I am). 111″ by 113″. Photographic silkscreen/vinyl, 1987. Courtesy of the Mary Bo.] PART ONE: Back in my young, …