These photos are from the ladies toilets of The Washington Pub in Sheffield, where they have painted frames and polaroids of ladies crotches on the walls. They have also left empty frames for the public to draw in, and drawing on the walls is encouraged which is quite amusing. It's quite crude I know, but I liked how they encourage participation and are relevant to the setting.. and I find them quite funny.
These shots are from the BBC's recent episode of Horizon; Is Seeing Believing? I love programs that look at science in a really accessible and interesting way, and that are relevant to our everyday lives. The program was about how our sight works and how it often domineers our other senses to give us an inaccurate view of the world. The part I thought was relevant to design was about how we see colours, and how our mind tells us information about colour based purely on the contrast between it and the colours around it. For example the 'brown' square in the top image (on the white side of the cube) is exactly the same colour as the 'light orange' square on the side of the square that is in shadow. It's a brilliant program and I'd recommend giving it a watch while it's still on BBC iPlayer.
These shots are from a current *McDonalds advert which highlights how much of their produce is now sourced from British farms, so they are more reliant on the British weather to grow the crops and maintain the animals. I love how they combined shots of typically British scenes both from farms and everyday life, with the graphics from weather reports. It visualises how the weather is always around us and how much it effects our daily lives, and it's shot in a personal and emotive way. 
I just saw this new brand of chocolate milk at my local shop called Mooch, it's in a can which I think is a new way of packaging milkshakes as a more handy drink. It fits in well with the new ranges I've seen recently of chilled coffee 
I love the 'every home needs a Harvey' TV campaign by thinkbox, which demonstrates the effectiveness of TV advertising. The campaign reminds me of the clear channel brief which asked us to demonstrate the effectiveness of outdoor advertising in our second year of university. 
I saw Made In Dagenham tonight and thought it was brilliant. Sally Hawkins gave an amazing performance, I believed and empathised with her character throughout. There were some moments that were a little bit cheesy.. but these were few and far between. The film showed the sacrifices and struggle that these women went through for something they believed in, and they showed an unbelievable amount of unity, all of which I had never been fully aware of before.
