South West Creativity
Posted in Random on: Friday, January 16, 2009 by Paul Boag
An instructional video on how we do ‘creativity’ down our way…
It’s all true. Every word of it.
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Produced by Headscape
Boagworld is produced by the web design agency Headscape founded by Marcus, Paul and Chris Scott. Headscape also has a number of other talented guys who blog. Check them out.
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Craig Rowe is one of our amazing developers and writes some superb posts on everything from .net to AIR apps.
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Ed Merritt is a Headscape designer who's blog contains examples of his work and a number of free Wordpress themes.
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Dave McDermid is a Headscape developer who has an excellent blog. He blogs on everything from AJAX to security.
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Rob Borley is one of our project managers and blogs regularly on client and project management issues.
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Leigh Howells is our multimedia design guru (whatever one of those is). He blogs on a mixture of design and music.
Paul elsewhere
Paul just can't shut up. He publishes regular audioboos, has a personal blog and is addicted to twitter. He also writes and speaks regularly. Check out the most recent below:
- Paul is quoted by the BBC Paul was recently contacted by a BBC Journalist over the recent browser choice option forced on Microsoft by the EU.
- A glowing review of the Website Owners Manual We have been completely amazed at the positive feedback the Website Owners Manual has received and this recent review is an excellent example.
- Is John the Client dense or are you failing him Paul challenges other web designers to alter the way they work with clients.
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That’s super funny. A bit sick, though.
Where can I buy me some of this creative juice?
lol, nicely done. I agree, kinda weird though.
Could have won a home juicing kit via their website: http://www.creativejuices.org.uk/ – if the prize draw hadn’t already closed!
Matured creatives? I am a 1987 vintage!
Only in the West Country, thats all I can say.
Very creative! A bit twisted, but it made me laugh.
Two thumbs up.
Love it! That is so perfect – we could use some creative juice from that kind of factory :)
He he. That was a good start to my Monday morning. Thanks for sharing that Paul.
Excellent – I may have to invest in a bottle. What do you recommend for a Dorset photographer? ;)
He got me when he said that they mulch the rotten ones and send them up to Chelsea for the flower show. I find it much more conducive to creative work living in the idyllic countryside then in a hectic city, probably why I moved away from it all to a small island off the coast of New Zealand.