
What you see here is the product of frustration. The therapeutic process I went through making this cannot be overestimated. As you can see in the graphic, my own body of work straddles the boundary between good and bad design. I like to think that I mostly only step outside the good circle when I’m pushed.
There’s little else to say other than, I am still on good terms with the client that inspired it. Hopefully we’re a little further along on their journey of education.

As from today the PacMat Drink Coasters are available in-store at +27 Design Café in Hatfield.

The product takes it’s place beside offerings from //mkdo, delight and PHOOK.

The first batch of PacMats have arrived and are available for purchase. The cmyplayStore is up and ready to take orders. This first run is limited to 50 sets at £11,00 per set of 6 (excluding postage).

I’m very pleased with the final result. The design translated well between the prototypes and the final production pieces. If you’re interested in getting yourself a set, then please head on over to the PacMat page on the cmyplayStore and make a purchase. The site is completely secure. We accept all major credit cards, as well as PayPal payments.
I have uploaded the revised design for the Stop Pink Eye T-shirt to the critiques page on Threadless. Once again, any feedback is welcome.
In this version, the Cyclops has an eyebrow. The detailing on the eye-patch has also been altered.