To Celebrate the Expose Crew joining The Irish Sun as Entertainment contributors, the Hive has just completed this outdoor campaign with photographer Adrian Stewart and Happy Finish. Don’t they look well. And speaking of fashion – it’s very fashionable to do behind the scenes of the shoot – so we did.
If you’ve been good this year, you’ll have already received a Hive Christmas Tee and an invite to our Christmas knees up. It takes place at the Hive on Thursday week, the 10th of December. The same day that the Sam Beckett bridge officially opens (We are right beside it on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay) and the Christmas Market opens in the IFSC. We’ll ease ourselves into the party season with a little Christmas cheer. Bye bye 2009.
RSVP – jenni@thehive.ie.
P.S. Wear your worst christmas jumper
Sorry invite only
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Upload your video clips to big screens around Dublin this Christmas – thats the idea behind ZozzyTV which launches on the 15th November. We got to work on the new identity, idents, press etc. So keep an eye out.
We were delighted to get another go at the Dublin Theatre Festival brochure this year. Thank You festival folk and good luck with the bookings. Some great stuff on this year www.dublintheatrefestival.com
heeeeere’s Avril, a new talented, young and general all round nice person who just joined the Hive as an Art Director. Barnardos, Magnet and The European Union are first up on her to do list. Watch this space
…or the samuel beckett bridge as most people have started calling it. Its just arrived, it’s 60 million quid, and its awesome. We’ve captured the moment in history when it came through the eastlink bridge. It’s going to take about another 8 months to finish but when done it will bring you right to the Hive’s door on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay. Oh giving directions will never be the same again.
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The Hive is looking for creatives. Either a team or a copywriter and an art director at middle weight level (at least 3 years experience), to add to our creative department. The Hive is all about the ideas and we’d love to hear from people who feel the same way. We are looking for people who are happy to work in any area, from traditional media to the now, not so new media, candidates should show a passion and ability in all areas. Please send a a link to, or a sample of, your work to mark@thehive.ie or adam@thehive.ie
For the last six weeks we’ve had Lorna in on work placement from Limerick school of art and design
One of her projects involved seeing what she could do with just one shape – her ATA clothing range was where she ended up. Note the ‘hold the design up with out seeing your face in front of a blank wall’ designer pose we made her do.
Lorna the palce won’t be the same without you – it will however be a little quieter.
Just in case anyone ever reads this, Hello? Anyone? (Do our Mum’s even look at this, mine did, and she said that’s nice dear – AKA get a real job) It’s been noted that we haven’t had much of our stuff going up on our little blog, we are currently working on new work for the nice people at Barnardos, The Dublin Theater Festival, Walkers Crisps, The Irish Film Board & Alcohol Action Ireland amongst other things. So we aren’t ingorning you, we just have to do some work. Sorry.
Here’s Mark & Chris’s way.
Rory Jeffers asked Mark & Chris to do a piece to represent a poem for the ‘At least thirteen ways of looking at a blackbird’ exhibition at The Naughton Gallery at Queen’s in Belfast.
Here’s the poem.
The small bird
chirp-chirruped:
yellow neb,
a note-spurt.
Blackbird over
Lagan water.
Clumps of yellow
whin-burst!
Seamus Heaney
And here’s our way of looking at it.
Chris
Mark
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