Part two of my review of 2009. The start of Bloodhound, the Business Card Holders and the Bristol Design Festival… times are a changin’
Welcome
It is near the end of the decade, but more importantly it is near the end of an amazing year for design in my life. Here are a few shots of the most influential design moments and projects in 2009, from January to April…
What was now many moons ago, at the beginning of the magical year of 2009, I used to post quicklinks. These were little snippets of design, of culture and of amusement that I found interesting and thought I would share with the greater world.
I have however, found something better. Much better. Why I haven’t written a post on it up until now I have no idea. What I have found is Tumblr.
With all of the high profile media generated by BLOODHOUND lately, a lot of attention has been focussed on the team. All of a sudden, I have become inundated with questions about how I ended up with a placement with such a prestigious project. Rather than answer all of the emails, comments and tweets individually (and reduce the amount of design work I am doing even further), I have decided to write about how I ended up here with the BLOODHOUND team and what I would suggest to the rest of you possible-industrial-placement students.
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