Busy x PP = 2012

We here at Persistent Peril towers have been fairly busy these last few months. 

Our studio has been filled with delightful freelancers working on some exciting projects, which we hope to reveal to you soon, so keep your eyes peeled on our site.

Employ of the Month

Congratulations to the newest member of our team, who has won employ of the month. We thank him for not dribbling onto Sam’s computer, which he looks down on every day.

We salute you, lord of the wall.  (Thanks to Mark Billington for the awesome gift)

PP: 6 Months Young

Persistent Peril is now 6 months old. Half a Year. 182.621099 Days. 

The studio is now coming together beautifully! Thanks to everyone we have met and worked with in the last few exciting months.

Here's to celebrating our one year in another 182.621099 days, give or take a decimal.

Photo’s by the eminent Adam Curtis. 

Signs = Amazing (not inc. tin foil hat film)

Check out our wonderful Persistent Peril sign in our studio. Built by the wonderful Zoli Rutter from Exhibit Printing in Brighton. We love it, and it beats the temporary paper sign that preceded it! 

Wall-o-Dreams

During Brighton Digital Festival's 'Open Studio Week' we asked the many multi-talented strangers who visited our humble abode to colour in our Jon Burgerman designed wallpaper.

We will update the blog with more and more pictures of this dazzling wall as the awesome designs get more and more colourful! 

Feel free to drop us and email at hi@persistentperil.com and arrange to pop by for some tea and a meet-and-greet! The open studio week may have finished, but we are always keen to meet like-minded creatives.

 

Digital Open Studio - Book today

As part of Brighton Digital Festival we are taking part in the Open Studios week. Come visit us, we guarantee a lovely collection of tea and some awesome Jon Burgerman colour in wallpaper. We will be open to all from Monday 12th of September for a week.

Book tickets here:

http://persistentperil-eorg.eventbrite.com/

Also, be blinded by RED and pick up tickets to the BANG and Persistent Peril Screening, also as part of Brighton Digital Festival, taking place at the Lighthouse on the 15th of September. 

 http://bangscreening.eventbrite.com/

 Both these events are free and will be better than that thing you love. Honest.