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To whom it may concern,
I worked closely with Graeme or Grez as his friends call him during the ATTIK MA at the University of Huddersfield
for 11 months. He was instrumental in the manic creative force spawned that year with Jimmy, a wild Jack
Black like American now working at ATTIK San Francisco. Their partnership became 'EDIT-ION' a process driven
design and image conscious t-shirt manufacturing and publishing venture.
Through this and Grez's other project activity, I saw a strong and diligent work ethic in him. Every morning he'd
be at work with his external hard drive and would be well on top of things each evening to get back to his woman. A wise move since many designers fail to do this and suffer emotional fallout, depression and stir craziness.
His detail oriented academic research impressed faculty so much they tried to make him into a professor
somewhere, but he resisted since he wanted to build experience on challenging real projects before even
considering the possibility of teaching.
I must say it is quintessentially English. Grez is the eccentric craftsman/inventor. His influences include a synthesis of European couture fashion and the lowbrow aspects of British life. Perhaps it is this combination that caused famed designer Stefan Sagmeister to invite Grez for coffee to discuss design with him on Grez's next visit to New York.
If you have any questions about Grez I’d be happy to answer them.
Ben Weeks
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ben@benweeks.ca
www.benweeks.ca
Toronto, Canada
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January 3rd, 2008
New Works
Kicking off the new year by officially shelving a few completed projects on Flickr.
Comments welcome and all the best for '08.
November 29th, 2007
Design studio blog, UK
We decided to run yet another blog to add to your bookmarks. Feel free to drop by anytime to see whats going in our heads, behind-the-scenes in the studio (so to speak) and also in the big wide world. Thanks for visiting if you decide to.
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March 20th, 2007
Late nights, early mornings and big, baggy eyes.

That’s what it takes to deliver, develop and continually nurture a successful brand. Sounds like a lot of hard work right? We love it.
February 1st, 2007
Meet James Lightbown

James is one of those people who was just born with the ability to see differently to the rest of us. He grew up in a Lancashire mill town, with no formal training in fine arts or photography, but his considerable natural talents and technical aptitude quickly put him in a position to pursue photography on a very high level. In fact, his atypical background has given him an advantage in the field - his unique "eye," instinctive feel for composition and obsession with detail give his work an individuality and polish that's all too rare. He's not interested in simply doing what's normally done.
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November 22nd, 2006
Yeki

Yeki is a showcase of neat illustrations and photography by Daniel Clarke. Dan has done some major client work and design agency commissions over the summer, so watch this space.
November 17th, 2006
MEDIUM

Medium is a screen magazine compiled from the work of contemporary artists, photographers and designers in colaboration with the MI Graduate School of Japan. It comes from the creators of the Winker range of t-shirts, and Tiger
November 16th, 2006
Michael's Exciting Life
Proof that some of us out there must lead such a sheltered existence. Check out what Michael and his friends get upto on a weekly basis Oh and take a postcard. Nice1 Mikey.
November 9th, 2006
Mario Tracks
Turn up your speakers, and go to Super Mario Audiosound Super-Synthesizer for classic sounds. Those soothing melodies take me back to a wasted childhood.
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November 3rd, 2006
Its All About The Process
"Its All About The Process" www.itsallabouttheprocess.com follows to story of the baby Soat from pre-birth to present. Leave nice wishes.



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