First session – Mentoring @ Bristol Young Student of the Year Awards
Web designer & illustrator Simon Mosse talks | Deckchair Interview
We’re going to be interviewing inspirational people from the web world over the coming months. Our aim is get some more interesting stuff on our blog and give some exposure to some of the people we’re fortunate enough to work with. Kicking off we interviewed Bristol’s very own Simon Mosse, a web designer we happen [...]
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As you may know, we rent the whole top floor of a lovely sunny building on the fantastic Park Street. We have plentiful space, even just for ourselves, so now have space to offer for other like-minded people. You’ll be sharing a floor and building with 3 other digital agencies (including us) and we’re looking [...]
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This is nothing new to those already immersed in social media.. but here’s a great video for really hitting the facts home about just how much a part of our lives social media is.. and how important it is to your business and brand. As we said in an earlier post, social media is about [...]
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Recently a few people have asked us to find their Facebook page or blog, or whatever it may be, and “Like” it. Surely this defeats the whole purpose of the “Like” function? Shouldn’t you “Like” something on Facebook because you actually like it?! If you want me to advertise your services like that, I need [...]
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What is the one thing that will improve your relationship with your clients and prospects? And what if by changing this you won more new clients and improved your relationship with your existing clients? It’s not a magic art or a trick question, honestly! Come along to the next Bristol Jelly on 25th January 2011 [...]
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Central Bristol Design agency Deckchair have created a communal workspace with the help of Jelly. Not the tasty, fruit-based favourite at kids’ parties, good with ice cream; but the American co-working movement. Jelly started in New York City in 2006 by two flat mates Amit Gupta and Luke Crawford who realised they loved working from [...]
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New residents? No, not new employees, or unwanted mice, but 3 new ‘jungle’ plants for the office – a Yucca and two Dracaenas (Dragon plants). As part of our overall mission to brighten and add inspiration to the Deckchair office we visited the local garden centre to purchase our new office foliage. As Andrew Shanahan [...]
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Every now and then I come across the work of a talented artist, designer or photographer, and it’s always a great inspiration. James Starr was exhibiting at Room 212 in Bristol a few weeks ago and I have to say he is one of the more impressive artists I have seen there. James is [...]
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This is a fascinating yet possibly controversial series of photographs depicting the process of cremating a human body. Although the usual purpose of this blog is to talk about design, I felt it was an opportunity to highlight what I find to be an interesting topic for discussion and give you a sneak peek [...]
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Last night, when I got home from work, all hell had broken loose, my daughter (aged 3), had stuck her hand onto a hot light bulb and was screaming the place down. After putting her hand under the tap for 5 minutes I rushed at top speed to the chemist round the corner. The pharmacist [...]
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