We've done a couple of events for Freedom from Torture now and they're always brilliant. This one was no exception. We did the catalogue, invites, signage and website for their 2011 Art Auction. A special event which raises a substantial amount of the money needed to keep their doors open. Art was kindly donated by established artists such as Julian Opie, Antony Gormley, Jake & Dinos Chapman, Quentin Blake and Paula Rego to name a few. The final figures aren't in yet but based on the furious bidding on the night it went very well!

And hey, they even painted a 12 foot tall mural of the event logo 3fish created on the wall outside!

Have a look at art.freedomfromtorture.org to see the work that was up for auction.

www.freedomfromtorture.org

A few weeks ago we launched a quiz for KLM aimed at the gay community:

www.theklmgaygetaway.co.uk

It's doing quite well so far ...but this Saturday, the legendary Mr Stephen Fry was kind enough to twitter about it, creating a HUGE surge in interest.
Thank you Mr Fry!

This week we'd like to introduce you to Tom. He's a recent graduate from Nottingham Trent University (Where our James went). So far he's worked out great, being a good laugh and doing some cracking work with Matt and Rick. You can view some of his mad cat skills here.

When the time comes we'll show what the 3 of them have been working on, we think it looks ace.

Our D&AD Award Winning Director Matt Dent (what a mouthful) is this months guest writer on the 2nd best design blog on the web Noisy Decent Graphics. He's already written a few articles and a little bird tells me the next article is going to be based on patterns - released this Saturday. Jump over and have a look there's some great stuff up.

This is our blog. We've never had a blog before so here goes. We'll do our best to update it fairly regularily, and not to pack it full of drivvle. So hope you enjoy it, and feel free to comment, but please be nice. Speak to ya later.

Our site went live a little while ago. We're rather pleased with it to be honest. Nice clean layout, fancy slidey bits that work but actually make the user experience richer rather than get in the way.

It should work for everyone too. In Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer and even on our iPhones. That's quite an achievement especially as it works in Internet bleedin Explorer 6: the bain of our lives.

Back in the dark ages, web design was tough. Getting layouts working consistently across all browsers especially Nutscrape (sorry.. Netscape) was a dark art. Not so much anymore, it's fairly straight forward and most web browsers are fairly tolerant of our fancy code.

CSS layouts and web standards have made the world a happier place. Unless you use IE6. It's rubbish. We support it because we have to, but it takes soooooo long to twist and tweak our websites to work in IE6 we either have to keep things simple (spoiling the fun for everyone else) or stare at lines of code until our eyeballs bleed. We really should be charging extra for this.

So PC users... please upgrade to IE7 or Firefox. You'll feel much better for it.

If you feel the same way as we do, join the facebook group click here.

Hi there, so recently our new site went in to Beta, and as you'd expect there are loads of things to fix that we totally missed. Most of our issues seem to be with old browsers (you IE6 users out there!) working within corporate environments. Which is something we were half expecting. We hope to have these issues fixed soon so you can see our new site in it's awesomenessnes.

We started the first phase of sorting the site out there for the browser slackers and hope to have it sorted by the end of this month with some more content and more great downloads.

For those of you who can see it, any feedback or bugs you have noticed would be a great help.