One Method Digital and Design

Towards the end of 2009, five OneMethod employees started to behave awkwardly as they attempted to hide something.

At the 2009 holiday party, the mystery was put to rest as the five individuals took to stage and revealed the OMB: The OneMethod Band.

As you embark on the next part of your career on our team, I’d like you to be on board with some of the guiding principles that I look for from new (and existing) members of our close-knit crew.

Odds are, you are not ready to witness the hit TV series Pasko Dunks. Either way though, you should check it out, tell a friend and check back soon for episode 2.

Ever wanted to know what the first two weeks at OneMethod are like?

If so, you wonder about weird things, but you’re also in luck because you can now study AnthrOMpology, an intern’s anthropological study of life at OneMethod. Enjoy.

A review of the book How to Catch the Big Idea by Ralf Langwost and John Hegarty.

TenYears.

OneMixtape.

OneParty.

November is weird. Weird weather, weird mustaches, and no holidays which leads to weird workdays.

But through the weirdness, OneMethod ended up having a fairly eventful month.

We recently completed a training manual for Nokia in which we mimicked the look and feel of a GQ magazine cover (ours was dubbed “NQ”).

It was an interesting typographic exercise in dissecting a multitude of covers and determining the various fonts used, and one that led me to the discovery of a great font; Gotham.

Wefeelfine.org harvests (their word, not mine) human feelings from a large number of weblogs. Every few minutes, the system searches the world’s newly posted blog entries for occurrences of the phrases “I feel” and “I am feeling”.