December 1, 2010

cube grenade: thoughtworks

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A “cube gre­nade” com­mis­sion I just com­ple­ted for Thought­works, the glo­bal IT con­sul­ting company.

Thought­works has this term, “Water­me­lon”, to desc­ribe a pro­ject that goes terribly wrong, that looks all well and good on the outside (green), but as the pro­ject comes to an end, turns out to be a huge ol’ expen­sive mess on the inside (red). I just took the idea and ran with it.

We’re going to turn this design into a 100 large fra­med prints, as Christ­mas pre­sents for their clients. A fun little “con­ver­sa­tion star­ter” to hang on their walls… which of course, is what the the whole cube gre­nade idea is all about. “Art With Pur­pose” etc.

Fun!

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3 Responses to “cube grenade: thoughtworks”

  1. Kelli says:

    But what if you find water­me­lon to be juicy?

  2. Roy Singham says:

    This is the “After” shot of our projects.

  3. Simon Palmer says:

    I agree with Kelli, all the good stuff is inside the water­me­lon… really, this is a terri­ble metaphor.

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