It’s been a long time since the last post (sorry), however as a parting gift of 2009 go a have a look at Norwich illustrator, Fay Elizabeth Heffer’s nice website with some wonderful work. Head over to www.fehillustration.com and have a look, also worth a look are her flickr and also her blog too.

Happy New Year for tomorrow, hopefully 2010 will bring more regular updates.

Everyone must know the classic Pixar films intro with their mascot Luxo Jr who started life in an early test by John Lasseter. Well over at College Humour they’ve created a rather cool parody of the intro logo short, click read more to see it.

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I’m sure most of you have dreamt of having your own colourway of the classic Nike Dunk, well the guys over at PIG Magazine you can download some blank Photoshop psd files of the Dunk and some other classic trainers. If you are a follower of JAM Blog then you will probably realise I’m a few months behind on finding this site.

PS I would imagine there will be more regular posts on JAM Blog now Mark has settled at university.

After trawling through the Grain Edit website I stumbled upon friend of a friend Stuart Kolkaovic’s work on there. Which jogged my memory into checking his website out as I hadn’t for a while. I thought I’d share his work with you so head over to his site or his blog for more of his lively work.

Some of you may recognise his work from Document’s Big Push DVD sleeve from a couple of year’s ago, which has just undergone a revival under the Sidewalk brand.

For those of you that missed out on the printed zines I produced a while ago, well you can now read them online without getting toner on your fingers. This is all thanks to the wonder that is the Flash page turning technology which the traditional magazine publisher’s seem to be grabbing left, right and centre. Anyway there are loads of these services, I used Issuu but there are others that allow you to add animation to the product such as this quite nice Waitrose online magazine.

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A fresh set of wallpapers have been added to the Wallpapers section, all done by Norwich artist Adam Batchelor based on his The Colonel Walter E. Kurtz Pushcart Food Stand.

Keep an eye on the site over the next couple of weeks as we have a couple of and interviews in the pipeline. Along with a few skate articles.

The Birdcage on Pottergate, Norwich gave some local artists a task of creating an A3 piece based on the theme of Birds and Cages (slightly unoriginal). The artists involved have delivered some great results with a great variety of styles. The pieces are on display on the stairs between the front and back rooms for the next two weeks, so go have a look for yourselves.

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Joel Benjamin has just finished his rather impressive bird mural over at the new Smash Skates shop, on the changing room doors. Check out his sketch blog for some behind the scenes photos of the work in progress. Click the above image for a larger view.

Well Latitude is over, we have a few music and skateboarding articles in the pipeline so don’t worry too much. In the meantime there a trio of new wallpapers been added to the Wallpapers page, all from Cloudy Design. They also have a brand new website now online so go and check that out too.

Last night was the opening night of this year’s degree shows at NUCA (What used to be called Norwich School of Art and Design) they are open for the next fortnight, to showcase students’ work from Graphic Design, Photography, Fine Art and more. There’s some really impressive work on display by some talented people, so go have a look over the next fortnight.

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