posted by
Boycie on 2013.03.20
The long awaited fourth issue of London-based culture and illustration magazine Flamingo has just launched. A tribute to the pleasure of making and a do-it-yourself attitude, it investigates the craft of the future, celebrating the old with the new along with those that create it. Meet those who are shaping the future, delving into local East London workshops to a local indie brewers through to eccentric tales of an elderly Latvian woodsman.. Staying true to its support of young and emerging artists, the issue showcases the creative talent of a host of illustrators and photographers. Pick up your copy here today! (Photography below...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.11.30
Tomorrow night sees the first of the PUMA Thursdays at BOXPARK, kicking off with live MCing instore from Youngman. This invite only event is a teaser for the official launch party taking place on 8th December at the Queen of Hoxton. Headline acts confirmed include dubstep DJ Joker, Disclosure and Stripes plus Jess Mills and Dels live. All you have to do is drop by the PUMA store at BOXPARK from 3rd December, and pick up your free wristbands. With complimentary drinks for the first 100 attendees from Kopparberg cider you'd be mad not to. Every Thursday until the end of the year,...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.09.20
Last week saw PUMA Social hosting the world's first pop-up bowling alley debuting in Manchester's Spinningfield district.The 1950's themed venue was very impressive complete with a 4 lane bowling alley, American diner, dance floor and free flowing cocktail bar. With DJ's from Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor to the original Good Times DJ Norman Jay heading up musical proceedings on launch night, mixed up with a bit of rockabilly, you won't be disappointed with the music choice. Set to withstand 8 weeks, Pin-Up will be open until November 6th so we suggest you head down, if not you can always check...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.08.04
We headed down to the Vintage Hemingway festival last weekend on the South Bank to check out the Rock My Vintage goodies. The mixture of vintage Mary Quant (we hear the jacket dress was snapped up!) to the inspired pieces all went down a treat. The day was a very retro affair with outfits out in full force from every era, with painted ladies immaculate in the blazing sunshine. We're looking forward to next year's already, definitely a must in the calendar! ...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.06.27
Over 400 influential mummy bloggers (and a few dads!) descended upon The Brewery in Clerkenwell for this year's CyberMummy that took place on Saturday. We hosted a stand with Crocs, inviting our yummy mummies to have an OPI pedicure whilst browsing the new ranges for themselves and their kids. Whilst we tempted them with treats for their feet we gave them a chance to do some video blogging for us in between the sessions throughout the day. The likes of Facebook were in attendance opening the conference before ex PM's wife Sarah Brown delivered her keynote speech. Only in its...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.06.10
Last night we headed down to the new offices and showroom of VIVOBAREFOOT in Clerkenwell to check out NY illustrator Bryan Christie and his designs for the eBook. Having spoken to Bryan he is undoubtedly passionate about the human body and can spend a few months building 3D models together with his team in order to create his illustrations. In his words illustrating the unseeable is his speciality, transforming complex ideas into compelling images. In this case, displayed in large format it works well in the surroundings which are set to play host to Lee Saxby, and will be a...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.06.07
To celebrate the launch of their new eBook, the VIVOBAREFOOT head office in London is opening its doors to a select few for a private gallery event. Drop them an email at socialmedia(at)vivobarefoot.com by tomorrow at midday, if you want to come along and meet the VIVOBAREFOOT team - Lee Saxby 'the world's best barefoot running coach' and award-winning New York illustrator Bryan Christie. See the flyer below for all the details.. ...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.06.06
We were up bright and early for Saturday's much anticipated Columbia HellRider. A brand new event in the race calendar no one knew what to expect, but organised by the team behind HellRunner we knew it was going to be good..and we weren't disappointed. The day started off with nervous energy from runners keen to find out how the course was going to pan out, so they could work out tactics for the rest of the team. Once in full swing the loops were getting churned out, with runners especially enjoying the final stream crossing in the boiling heat. A...

posted by
Boycie on 2011.05.27
So when I was sent the invite to new gallery 20X10 recently I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to take a snoop inside Saatchi & Saatchi. The unique space was in fact the office of creative team Ollie Wolf and David Goss who played host to the work of talented photographer Oli Kellett. You may have seen some of his work recently with his Mills and Boon spoof front covers (the glamorous couple also made a special appearance). It was indeed a very intimate evening and we’re looking forward to hear what's in the pipeline for the next installment....

posted by
Boycie on 2011.05.18
In just over two weeks the picturesque National Trust setting of West Wycombe Park will be overrun by participants of this year’s Columbia HellRider. If you fancy getting dirty and enduring the 8 hour mtb and run relay challenge (note this is a relay so you have the choice of teaming up with 3 or even 5 of your mates), head over to the HellRider website and sign up. Can we also add that if you’re not feeling so energetic, the famous HellFire caves are nearby so it’s a jolly nice day out for all the family. HellRider Twitter...
