Bummer...

Corridor recently visited the launch of Pick Me Up at Somerset House. Rob Ryan's in house studio was a welcomed hub of activity, and the Le Gun's bum was a cheeky participatory folly.

D&AD judging

Corridor was recently invited to judge the D&AD Student Awards at Olympia.
The illustration brief that was set by the Don't Panic team, asked the students to look at the theme of RESISTANCE.
Ideas were a plenty, and the judges final In-Book selection showed the wealth of variety that had been entered. We look forward to the awards on 29th June.

UNKLE's temporary studio in Brighton.

These recent images of Pablo Clements aka Psycho Pabs, and Big James Griffiths at their new studio. UNKLEs new album 'Where did the night fall' has been getting great reviews around the globe. Due for release this coming spring the guys are working on some new collaborations. Corridor caught up with Pabs and James, and even got involved in some hefty percussion!

more on the album see:

http://www.unkle.com/

park of pi

A bunker full of knowledge but who's the new foreman and when will they break for coffee and apple strudel?

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Call of the Wild

Kai and Sunny's thinking extends beyond their core illustrative backgrounds to their work with high-end fashion labels, 3D objects, collaborating with artists and their own clothing label, Call of the Wild. Working between New York and London, next year sees them launch a collaborative clothing label with James Lavelle and Surrenderous.

Thought I'd put together a list of some of the bikes I've owned since I was a lad, a timeline of bikes or bikeline. Would be interested to hear about and see other peoples bikeline history. Maybe we'll add a bikeline sub heading to despoke? The most treasured bike was my silver Strika. I remember the trouble my father had trying to fit in in the back of our mini to get it back home. Many a lemon curd sarnie later, it became too small, but that hasn't stopped me adding a few kids bikes to my collection. take a look at <http://raleighstrika.com/>

phil is the current guest editor for despoke.com,