Check it out at www.wizemark.com.

Lemme know what you, guys, think.

Had a real pleasure recently to answer some interesting questions over at the LBOI and got The Logo Storyteller title. Fine with me. :)

The contest is now over and 10 finalists are selected. Read more about it and check out the other finalists at Veer`s blog.

Bbbrand new penguins made it into the finals (yay!), so now it`s time to choose 2 sweet tees from the Veer`s merch store.

And congratulations for the Veer`s MVP - Dave Mott. Sweet work indeed.

A beautiful and an amazing use of a negative space done by Noma Bar.

An interesting playoff over at dribbble, hosted by Veer.

Basically these letters should be used in order to create something new.

And based on that, my two entries..

bbbrothers

bbbrand new

You can vote (like) as well here and here. Also, be sure to check out the other entries as well, cuz there`s some amazing stuff submitted already.

I just had to take some shots and share cuz this is fckng brilliant. Almost too easy and obvious to not be done before?

As well as documenting various voices and experiences across surf photography, Smith worked with Allan Wilson from the Astray Collective, who acted as Director of Photography on the project. Together they logged hours of footage across the Atlantic coastline, traveling around Ireland, Cornwall and Manchester. Shot in Super 16mm film, as well as groundbreaking work with Canon 5D mk11 Digital SLR, Smith also projected images of the huge walls of water within which he works, on to monster urban landscapes such as sky rises and castles in Manchester, as well as the cliff lines at his home of Ireland.

(via visualkontakt)

I`ve been delaying some of these for quite some time now.. Would be cool if half of the tasks can be done today..

- remove Upstack logos and profile
- make Behance profile
- make TAXI profile
- make Cargo profile
- update DesignersCouch, Flickr, deviantART, Coroflot, facebook, Carbonmade, LogoLounge
- submit new stuff to Creattica
- prepare files for Taschen book
- get into Gestalten publication requirements
- extend Flickr pro
- work on the site
- turn off all LinkedIn group notifications
- order some exercise gloves
- prepare for P90X for tomorrow

How about you, guys? Do you make more reasonable lists and do it frequently or do you allow the tasks to pile-up and then spend one or more days to catch up?

Catchy stuff. :)