bandits

Posted by Jory December 2, 2009 permalink

Thanks Dad

The above photo is my dad celebrating a win of the 1973 Grey Cup. While most of his teammates took a sip of the cup—my dad decided to take matters into his own hands and dump the entire contents over his head (most likely beer, wine and champagne mixed together). This is the photo that always comes to mind around Grey Cup time. I cherish this photo. Today the 97th edition of the Grey Cup will be played in Calgary between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Montréal Alouettes. Most Grey Cup games prove to be very entertaining with lots of points scored. I'm sure the game today will not disappoint. In a world of corporate controlled leagues, the CFL still remains small and accessible. The spirit of the game has not been lost to the corporations and many of the players still play for the love of the game. We need more authenticity like the CFL in our sports.

Posted by Jory November 29, 2009 permalink

mobile ben

Thanks again to CSSiPhone for showcasing the iPhone companion site for Ben Wisch.

Posted by Craig November 23, 2009 permalink

Operalogue

It was a pleasure working with CommandOpera to help establish an online presence. The opera world will never be the same.

Posted by Jory November 6, 2009 permalink

call me

Strange, oh so strange—but a sincere thank you to CSSiPhone for posting our iPhone companion site to the showcase today...

Posted by Craig September 29, 2009 permalink

TiltShift

As promised, Art&Mobile launched another highly anticipated application today. TiltShift Generator for iPhone is like no other camera app. Give it a shot and breathe some new life into your photos. It really is amazing how this can create an alternate world.
Some shots from our trip to Miami:

Posted by Jory September 2, 2009 permalink

the belgo

Posted by Jory August 29, 2009 permalink

mobilized

Until we have our heads comfortably wrapped-around the foggy world of the mobile design experience, we have launched a basic mobile page for the Analogue web presence. From what we have learned so far, the process of detecting mobile device browsers should be much more straightforward. So, for now, we offer: m.analogue.ca

Posted by Craig August 28, 2009 permalink

Dusty Johnston

Dusty Johnston’s masterpiece is now available on iTunes. Download it and support a great artist who is on his way to making waves in the industry. This album blows me away—a true work of art. Put on the headphones and listen to this one loud.

Posted by Jory August 17, 2009 permalink

lemonade

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an sans

I've been itching to design type for years. I've always found the thought to be extremely exciting—and at the same time, quite daunting. I'm not the most gifted bezier curve wizard, and I know this will prove to be a big stumbling block to overcome if I were ever to become serious about it. One area of typography I've long had a genuine love for, is the hand-made aesthetic. I love the human, often childlike quality of it. Hand-drawn type (whether rendered from a true font file, or created using custom artwork) can breath life into an otherwise run-of-the-mill layout. So, I thought—why not mix the 2? A strong desire to (eventually) design and distribute my own typeface collection, and my appreciation and attraction to cut-out letterforms. The above image is just a peek at what will eventually become an EPS typeset based on a classic face from 1898: Akzidenz Grotesk. My plan is to design a series of EPS typesets, all based on classic type—Futura, Garamond, Frutiger. I'd also like to include several typeset versions of several more contemporary families, such Gotham and Interstate. Where will it lead? Who knows—but I love doing it, and right now, that's all that matters. * Update: I was asked if I would be releasing the EPS set once complete. My first thought was "no, I want to wait until I have a full series ready". After giving it some thought, I've realized that I've been provided with enough free assets over the years, and that those assets didn't just design themselves. So, if anyone is indeed interested in obtaining a copy of this first initial typeset—email me, and I'll send you a copy once ready. It will contain all characters, both upper and lowercase, with several variations—and the standard punctuation, numerals, and extra characters. It will be exactly how I would expect and want a set to be if I were to use one.

Posted by Craig August 12, 2009 permalink

helder

Get your copy now before they are all sold out.

Posted by Jory August 7, 2009 permalink

mobilestruggle

In the coming weeks, Analogue will be presenting the iPhone companion site to the Struggle and the Progress. Visitors will be able to navigate through each track, preview + buy via iTunes, and check the official Twitter feed.

Posted by Craig July 31, 2009 permalink

the form

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welles vs. wells

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