A-Side are searching for an intern for a 3 month paid placement.

We are an independent creative agency, based in the coastal town of Falmouth, Cornwall.Your input will be required on a variety of projects spanning print and digital media.

Closing date for applications is  01.02.2013 @ 12.00 pm

Please send a covering letter, CV, 3 examples of your work that demonstrate your skill set, and link to your website to:

employment@a-sidestudio.co.uk

Interviews will be 08.02.2013 | Proposed start 18.02.2013

Adam Hayes has relaunched his portfolio.

A beautifully crafted site by the always on point EnjoyThis – it’s filled with really lovely bold illustrations and playful typography.

Like.

Kook #3 is out – the third edition of the alternative surf mag is looking better than ever.

Dan Crockett has done a great job in synthesising what it is to have that quintessential ‘surf as a way of life’ stoke.

Once again A-Side studio have pulled out all the stops, and the editorial work, from typography to photography, illustration and layout are all spot on.

If that wasn’t enough, the paper is sourced from UK sustainable forests and is free from advertising. A lovely browse for surfers and non surfers alike.

Get it from here

It’s been quite a while since we last featured the Icelandic illustrator Siggi Eggertsson, 2 years in fact, but his portfolio filled with instantly recognizable work is always worth another visit!

The Soho Warriors is a London based football club. It consists of some of the UK’s most exciting and experienced creatives. Made up of around twenty individuals, playing football and working together to create exciting football-inspired projects. If you drop by Pick Me Up – say hello! Check out the really nice team portraits by Jim Spencer! Logo by Adrian Johnson Amongst these twinkle toed football maestros – you’ll find

• Matt Dent • Chris Dent • Chris Martin • Spencer Wilson and loooads more – (check the teamsheet!)

Immaculate typography by Joseph Hales

My boys Tom Wrigglesworth (of the HP Printer fame) & Mathieu Cuvelier (of the Old Man Jedi fame) have made this lovely little short.

Set in the oldest Piano shop in France, it shows the story of a repairman who breathes life back into pianos, by harvesting parts from older pianos, or making them himself. Lovely, idiosyncratic character, lovely grade & sound too (credits on Vimeo page).

Check it yo!

Nelson Boles‘ animation ‘Little Boat’ is amazing. So delicate, so well observed. Really, really lovely.

I’m such a sucker for concept art. I love it love it love it. (true story) Maciej Kuciara’s work is stunning. Mad props for working on the Uncharted game (another fav, but whatever)

Brian Donnelly = Awesome. That is all. oh.. NSFW??

Just got a lovely publication through the post. 

KOOK is a zine done by Dan Crockett & the boys at A-Side Studio. It’s a lovely insight into surfing culture in an earnest and intriguing way.

Some great articles, lovely illustrations and some really charming gonzo photography.

It’s created and produced for the shared joy of producing something different. It’s published yearly and not for profit.

Anyone can submit to it too – so if you’re a Kook, get contributing ;)

Morse Studio & Kiwi & Pom have spent the last 12 months reviving this british classic. Blue-rim enamelware from Falcon. I love this kind of old school kitchenware. Lovely Job. Photography by Sam Stowell

Seen this video a few times now. The more i see it – the more i like it. It’s subtle – but i love the truth element here. Rap isn’t just for ‘ghetto gangsta’ kids and it’s massively consumed by upper middle class white kids – in their pseudo-non-conformist hoodies. I also like the way i can totally relate to the dramatisation of crap suburbia – being bored and causing havoc with the rest of my loser friends :)

weird – it’s a slow one, but the more i watch it – the more punch it packs :)

oh and credits — Ewen Spencer & We Folk

Mr.Davenport‘s latest s’updates are extra lovely. Inspiring chap to work with too :)

The primal scream stuff in insane too. Check it out innit.

Lovely new bit of filming from Andrew Telling, shooting in southern Italy. It’s street art again – but I do love the shots and general mood of the film.