Two lovely examples of adding motion to what would previously have been static symbols.

This is the Current logo (the new Current logo, not the previous Current logo if you see what I mean), which in its previous incarnation had been animated from a static mark by the addition of a (bit dodgy) wave effect. Wolff Ollins and friends took this one step further and reimagined it as a flag.

Found over at Brand New where you can read the full story. Lovely…

Also, here’s a nice bit of 8-bit esque animation applied to a road safety sign.

Working within 2kb of RAM, the barbarian group animated the signage on hardware not intended for animation, to send a stark message.

Found rather predictably via the Creative Review blog…

They’ve been redeveloping Blackfriars station forever now. Hopefully the kerning is on their to-do list.

I saw this outside a pub at the weekend. I don’t think it was intended to be taken literally.

There’s a joke in here somewhere…

…well it made me laugh anyway. I thought it was an eggcorn, but no, it’s a malapropism.

Why not indeed…

Saw this in the pub last week and realised I was potentially stood in the wrong place…