Affordable accidents and four other finds
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April Comes She Will
This month’s edition of Five Finds combines some music recommendations and integrated AI, a clever campaign and a disgusting sounding recipe. Variety is the spice of life after all!
In studio news, I’m celebrating 7 years of running Lark and I can’t quite believe it. There’s a quick write up and collection of studio work completed over the last year over on the website. Thanks as always to our brilliant clients, creative network, family, friends and to you for following along.
I’m off to make a prompt playlist entitled ‘the custard cream companion’. Wish me luck.
Keith / Founder
Image: Screenshot from the Drams website
Digital Dieter
Drams is an online component library created as a celebration of the principles and design aesthetic of legendary industrial designer Dieter Rams. It’s a pleasing playground of digital components that react to interaction.
Image: ©IKEA
Affordable accidents
How do you convey that your products are cheap without appearing low quality? IKEA’s latest pet-filled ad campaign by INGO Hamburg has a smart solution.
Image: Cover of Day by Nils Frahm
Good Day
Nils Frahm has unexpectedly shared a new collection of solo piano music. The album is a journey back to the stripped back music that started his career and perfect for the rainy evenings we’ve been having here.
Image: Eye Spy Antiques
‘Why Jenny, why?’
A recipe book from a beloved grandmother, tuna, jelly and the surely evil ‘Jenny E’. Hilarity ensues.
Image: © Spotify
Prompt playlists
Whether it’s to rewrite social media posts, tweak photoshop files or co-pilot your coding, AI has started to be imbedded into our everyday. Not one to be left behind, Spotify recently integrated a ‘prompt to playlist’ feature allowing users to create a custom playlist based on just a couple of words.
Studio news
Lark is seven
Time flies
Lark just turned seven and in 2023 we worked with some of our biggest clients yet. Now that the smoke from the candles has cleared and the cake has been cut, we’ve taken a look back at the work completed over the last year.
