In case you missed out, here are some shots from 'small-media-large at the Fringe'.

...an intriguing snap taken in the thick of preparations for small-media-large at the the Fringe, our lovely little restrospective. Please drop by and say hello if you're in town for the world's biggest arts festival!

All the details here!

Dutch banknotes (pre-euro) were probably the coolest in the world.

Two nice little projects of ours that you may have bumped into around Glasgow recently: various materials for the excellent 'Folding Clouds and Hoovering Hills' event at Tramway for Giant, and a funky identity for the biggest arts festival North Glasgow has ever seen - Festival of the Imagination for Toonspeak/NGARN.

Totally unrelated apart from that they each boast rather tasty seasonal colour pallettes, and that we rather like them both!

small-media-large are now preparing to showcase their own work during the first week of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, within the historic Gladstone's Land gallery on the Royal Mile. The exhibition promises to be a stimulating and unconventional tribute to the breadth and uniqueness of their recent creative activities - both for clients and themselves.

small-media-large at the Fringe will run from 3-8 August with a preview on the 2nd.

Over the weekend of June 12-13 we invited visual, conceptual and contemporary artists to exploit the interior of The Arthouse, our architecturally unique premises, as part of Glasgow's West End Festival.

The event was a huge success, with around 300 guests attending the focus Saturday evening event to enjoy the work on show as well as music, stand-up, spoken word and live life drawing!

We would like to extend a huge 'thanks' to everyone who contributed, participated, helped out and attended over the whole weekend.

A gallery of images from the weekend is being compiled here. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it 's documentary of the event will be released some time around late August/early September

The space made live facebook page will remain active here and Twitter searches for #spacemadelive will yield further background information.

...and who's that pictured? You will find out in a wee while, once the project emerges into the real world.

Can't stop toying with a fabric motorcycle route-map we designed for Strathclyde Police; never printed on microfibre before, and it's a lovely substrate that softens the inks slightly.

Looking forward to seeing our latest stuff for Giant/Tramway in print.... more news once we've seen it!

An interesting week which saw the announcement of the initial roster of participating artists for space made live; their write-ups are arriving as I type (just received that of BAFTA nominee Douglas King) and we're meeting a real diversity of fascinatingly creative individuals via the process.

Talking of artists: been watching our chums at Agents of Change on a live feed as they create a massive piece of work at Future Everything, Manchester - catch it while you can.

A nice chat with the crew at Ditto yesterday, we'll be contributing to their coffee table book reviewing last year's shennanigans.

Today, mainly sorting through hundreds of nice oceanographic images for our corals project (which looks like featuring a seamless integration with Google Ocean tours - nice one, and can't wait to see that all fall into place).

The weekend looms, in a pleasant manner!

We have been seriously overwhelmed by the submissions we've received for space made live - overwhelmed by their numbers, but also by their standard and overall professionalism. Thanks so much to everyone who took the time and effort to submit such interesting ideas. We will be reviewing all the submissions in the next few days and will be in touch during next week to inform you whether or not we are able to include your work in the show (inevitably we cannot exhibit everyone's work due to space constraints and practicalities).

You've done your hard work - now it's up to us, and we're confronted by some incredibly difficult decisions.
 

The lovely Eleanor Young of Fun Makes Good dropped off these fab tailor made cushions this morning. In true SML style with our corporate colours they add a bit of style to our already plushly furnished office. Nice!

The daffodils are everywhere, the sun is shining, the light evenings are beginning, and we have just won the contract to carry out an interactive redesign of the world's primary web resource for corals! So here's a lovely image of some corals. A grand end to an intense week of storyboarding, Flash and scripting...