A Girl Named Tor’s “Field Guide to Typestaches” illustrates all the facial hair options that can be attained through clever typography. Poster for sale here.

It was a baking summers afternoon in Manchester and the unforgiving heat hung heavy in the Creative Spark studio, the only sound a gentle whir of a desk fan overlaid with the staccato rhythm of mouse clicks and key taps as the team worked diligently. As the clock’s hands created a fleeting but perfect horizon, there began a shuffling of feet and a small but ever-growing furore around the sofa. Delicious snacks and fine beverages were brought forth from their staging area in the kitchen, the electronics were tuned to The Beeb and the last few members of staff, still thus far engrossed in their work, were gently encouraged to join the rest of the team to witness what could have been England’s last grasping hope at planetary football domination for the next four years. Luckily, we won.

Roll on Sunday and our first match of the knockout stages!

Twitter recently endured a bug that allowed users to ‘force’ others to follow them by typing accept then the user name of the person they want to follow them. Twitter had to reset accounts which made the user look like they have no followers and were following no one.

Is this kid a future star player or was the video doctored by a star CGI-ist?

We’re on the move! Over the next few weeks we’ll be moving into our new office and here are a few snaps of how it’s all coming along. Keep your eye on the blog over the coming weeks for more updates.

Gemma & Neil bumped into BAFTA Award-winning TV star, Kayvan Novak, aka the Fonejacker / Facejacker. After a personal performance last night of Terry Tibbs, they ran into him again in Soho today and got their photo opportunity.

Karl J Kaul is very successful advertising/celebrity photographer, after living in London for 9 years Karl decided to move to Los Angeles where he is now based. His clients and back catalogue of images are awe inspiring! Thanks to Form Fifty Five for the link.

Matt Booth has developed the site Lomowall as a way of displaying all the Lomo photos from the flickr group he set up. Very cool and if you have any lomo shots get them added

The Sandpit from Sam O’Hare on Vimeo.