Numiko are an interactive agency that apply their creative knowledge of technology, and importantly of how people use it, to make lovely things that people find rewarding and love using. We’ve been following the buzz around the Travelling Moleskines project and jumped at the chance to bring a touch of Numikosity to this latest ‘movement of Moles’. Watch out for some sweet themes!
Wendy Denman introduces us to this month’s banner designer, James ‘Bo’ Davis from the magnificent StudioSeven in Otley. Bodacious!
We’ve got a fantastic competition with those lovely folk over at Future Everything. You could win a pair of two-day passes to the 2012 conference at Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester, 17/18 May.
apathetic editor @philkirby goes to last night’s debate about Leeds Mayor and is definitely of the opinion he has no definite opinion.
Guest blogger Emily Raynor tells us about the archaeological digs taking place at Harewood House
Summer is almost upon us and that can only mean one thing for West Yorkshire bands – The Futuresound Competition and your shot to play at Leeds and Reading Festival.
Guest blogger Tessa Smith, @tessasmith, invites us to a lovely tea dance to celebrate Saturdays.
Our resident Architect James Butterworth tells us all about how you can improve your home while supporting charity.
Pretentious? Maybe. But Rachel Jeffcoat was stunned by this rare live organ performance from Canadian sound artist Tim Hecker as part of Manchester’s Future Everything festival.
Guest Blogger Karen Griffiths had first dibs at Overworlds and Underworlds in Leeds this weekend, and even managed to come face to face with her heroes. Gasp.
Inspired by a weekend of artistic indulgence, editor of advanced opinion @philkirby wonders about audiences and sets up an entrepreneurial venture, #OHCRAP.
Paul Clarke worked 9 to 5 to explain why he so admires a genre of music often dismissed as both too camp AND right-wing… Stand by your man!
Our intrepid photographer Rick Harrison snuck into someone’s office and took a few photographs…Can you do a ‘Through The Keyhole’ and guess who works here?
