Thoughts from Christchurch...

Tuesday, 10 April 2012

Valentino Garavani Virtual Museum. From December 5, 2011

Monday, 9 April 2012

The Enduring Influence of Richard Hollis: Observatory: Design Observer

Thursday, 5 April 2012

http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/rembrandt-belshazzars-feast

Tuesday, 20 March 2012

Teacher training and left handed children

Teacher training and left handed children

As a left handed creative myself, it's about time something was done about this... thoughts and observations welcome on this...

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Spec work and why it devalues design | Creative Times

Spec work and why it devalues design | Creative Times

Still need to keep an eye on this subject...

Wednesday, 22 February 2012

For Christchurch...

If we could all take some time out in the next 24 hours to remember those who died (184) on the 22nd Feb 2011, this will be very much appreciated... Thank you.

Kind regards.

Peter.

Peter Godkin MA, MCSD, MDINZ

Master of Arts in Communication Design

Higher National Diploma in Visual Communications

Visual Communications Consultant

Associate Lecturer in Graphics (Including HND)

Member Chartered Society of Designers

Member Designers Institute of New Zealand

Member The Typographic Circle (UK)

Member D&AD

Monday, 13 February 2012

Reply from CPIT Christchurch to my call to action...

Thanks for the work you're doing with raising awareness of the plight of Christchurch artists. We would be very pleased to support this in any way we can. I am an exec member of the advocacy group, Arts Voice Christchurch (please see our website - http://artsvoicechch.com and join us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Arts-Voice-Christchurch). Please feel free to engage in these projects and keep up to date with the wider campaigns to ensure arts are an integral part of the city's recovery and mesh your projects into what we are doing. Our focus is on the central city plan (CCP) and the way in which arts and artists can be supported to have studios and performance spaces in the new city, and also on a range of transitional projects. CPIT is key to a range of these, including the Artbox project (http://artboxnz.weebly.com/) and we (CPIT) have raised $500,000 for this since June last year – a result of which we are hugely proud of. Anything you can do in the UK to raise awareness of these initiatives would be most appreciated. I encourage you to read our submissions to the plan which have been very well received by the city council.