Public Service announcements

Talk with adam.

I had a talk with Adam this morning, gave me some good feedback.

If we go with a virus.

• How does it spread - where does it go.
• how does this get people to change their perception of the brand - how doe we show this in an exciting and new way.
• The audience isn't responding to the brand, how do we change that

Adam told me to check out some other stuff that might help.

• Offf in Lisbon
• Ars Electronica

This talk really helped, I think Joss and myself have lost steam, revolving around the finish of the project without working the Concept properly.

Talk with adam.

Talk with adam.

Talk with Adam

Notes from a talk with adam.

• Research other clubs.
• What is ifferent about MoS
• Is it a british institution
• What is the logo - what can it be
• How do we communicate the information
• What attracts people to the brand
• Is there a network of people who frequent the ministry
• Is it the Rols Royce of night clubs.
• Whats our concept?!
• How can we reinforce/enhance the brand?
• Can we maybe indavidulize the brand/concept.
• Do we get the user involved.

Another interesting point was the 'Virus' idea. Seems promising.

Funky Signs

Chris and I have been looking at attaching the MOS logo onto exsiting signs, as well as looking at having signs made. I've found these pictures of really cool signs;

Edina Tokodi

Edina Tokodi is a Hungarian artist strutting her stuff on the streets of Brooklyn, using a few licks of moss to create largely nature-focused imagery. The works adorn both the exterior and interior of buildings – she’s done a number of installations – but it’s her new take on street art that is raising eyebrows. A little quirk: the moss continues to grow after she’s fixed the piece. That’ll bring the streets alive if anything does.

http://www.lostateminor.com/2008/11/21/mosstika/

this is essentially the kind of thing we are looking at, moving the ministry of sound logo and ethos into a new environment.