Everyday Cog

Today is the last day of Geordie Dave’s 8 week stint with us, as a celebration of all his hard work, we’re having doughnuts.

Michael’s been catching up with all the team after a week away. Ross has been animatedly talking to him about a project he’s been working on while he’s been away.

Michael and Ocky are at the UK Theatre offices, chatting about branding and magazine design.

We’re not sure what Ross has been up to but he seems to have created a portal to another dimension.

Students (June, Poppy, Greg and Mini) from the Digital Design and Branding MSc at Brunel, popped in to interview Michael this morning.

Michael and Annelise have been to visit Helen and John at ERA, to talk time and timetables for their new website.

Today, Michael and Ocky are chatting through ideas and getting inspired in our creative room.

Looks like Michael is showing Mike a newly learnt magic trick, and from the look on Mike’s face, he’s pretty impressed.

Tonight was Cog Night. We went to see the National Youth Theatre’s revival of Tory Boyz. Nicola was in charge of directions to the Ambassador’s Theatre.

Some of us are very excited that it’s just 40 days until Christmas, so today we’ve picked out who’s going to be whose Secret Santa.

John Robinson has been in the studio today, chatting with Michael and Ross about a new website for the Educational Recording Agency.

Caught in the act, Mike’s been trying to have an early sneak peek at the advent calendar sent to us by our stationery supplier.

Michael’s at a consultation session, convened by the Creative Learning Alliance. They’re discussing proposals for new GCSE syllabi (in the arts).

Ocky’s working on a new magazine for one of our clients, which has given him the perfect excuse to catch up on his top ten lifestyle publications. All at once.

Michael, Ross and Annelise are at the Educational Recording Agency. They’ve been talking content and resources for the website we’re designing.

Ross is modelling for some test shots. Mike is art directing with his tiny, tiny hands.

Good to see that the Charles Dickens Museum have extended the work we did for their marketing campaign into the festive season, with posters up in the tube this week.

Ross is drowning in Post-it notes this morning, using them to map the structure of a new web-site that he’s been working on.

This is David Brownlee on the stairs at SOLT/TMA. This might be the last time you’ll see the logos behind his head as we’ve rebranded both organisations (and those logos are soon to be replaced).

Ross is busy talking Annelise and Michael through the site map he’s working on for our project with the Educational Recording Agency.

Michael and Annelise have spent the day in Canterbury in back-to-back meetings at The Marlowe, including this gathering to talk about the interior design of their restaurant refurbishment.