jeeves

@jeeves.jeeves.design

640 Followers 479 Following

writer, designer, bit committer, chismosa, cinéfila, loco de las palomas

A two-panel meme format featuring a bus driver from The Simpsons saying “don’t make me tap the sign,” with the sign replaced with a still from an interview with Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki saying “I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself” in response to being shown a prototype of AI-generated animation.
Crocs styled to look like the yellow submarine from the Beatles-led movie of the same name, complete with porthole stickers and a periscope.
The Cinépolis mark stylised to look like the shelves of memories from the ‘Inside Out’ movies — a ‘C’ shape forming two shelves of glowing spherical orbs of varying colours.
The new Cinépolis mark. A ‘C’ is cut through horizontally in the middle with a wedge-shaped slice, mimicking the silhouette of a burst of light coming from a film projector.
The new Cinemex mark. A thick line forms a spring-like shape that looks sort of like the letter ‘L’ written in lower-case cursive, intended to form the same spherical globe as the old Cinemex logo.
The old Cinépolis logo. Five slightly-curved film strips form a star shape in the space between them. The word ‘Cinépolis’ is set in a simple, bold typeface.
The old Cinemex logo. A vibrantly-coloured film strip coiling around to create a spherical globe shape. The ‘Cinemex’ wordmark is curvy and slanted, and the tagline beneath says ‘la magia del cine’ — ‘the magic of cinema’.
A render of a chair fashioned to look like a pigeon, with a grey, green, and purple gradient on the back (the top of which is modelled on the silhouette of a pigeon’s side-profile), arms made to look like wings, and a chair leg designed like the pink, clawed feet of a pigeon.
A video demonstrating how the ‘H’ at the core of the new Cinema Haskell branding grows, shrinks, stretches, thickens, and thins in response to the size of various media.
Mock-ups of posters for movie screenings (the films are ‘Talk To Me’, ‘Oppenheimer’, and ‘Poor Things’) at the cinema Haskell, which feature pastel colour backgrounds, stills from the movies framed in a large, thick, serif ‘H’, and date/time details in smaller typography. The posters are mocked up on outdoor displays in a snowy area. A bird is sat upon one of the displays.
A table designed to look like a large watermelon with duck feet for the table legs.
The logo for the 2021 movie adaptation of ‘In The Heights’: script-style typography set at an upward slant, with curvy flourishes at the terminals of letters.
The logo for the 2024 movie ‘Wicked’ which has appeared in all of the marketing for the film: tall, sharp, slightly gothic typography with a pink-to-green gradient fading from left to right.
Renowned rapper and actor 50 Cent Photoshopped inside a bowl of ramen.
The new Jaguar monogram logo, featuring a lower-case ‘J’ and an upper-case ‘R’ symmetrically enclosed within a circle, with small breaks at the top and bottom of the circle where it meets the ascender and descender of the letters.
The Jaguar rebrand, with the old logo on the left (an illustration of a jaguar cat over a flatter, angular, all-caps wordmark) and the new one on the right (squarer, rounder, mixed-case letters).
A tinned sponge pudding dessert: Heinz Spotted Dick.
Ancient sculpture depicting a hedgehog on a wheeled skateboard-like platform.
An old, well-worn sculpture depicting a dog stood on a wheeled platform.
A metal doorstop — a dome with a segment cut out which prevents doors from banging into walls.
The logo for ‘Skyview Atlanta’, a ferris wheel in Atlanta — a simple depiction of a ferris wheel which uses the ‘V’ in ‘Skyview’ and the ‘A’ in ‘Atlanta’ to mimic the silhouette of the attraction’s framework.
A screenshot of an iPhone camera roll showing nine videos of pigeons fighting over a hot dog.
The internet’s grandfather, Martin Scorsese, sitting gleefully on a couch and holding up his iPad.
A lamp styled to look like a toucan, with a turquoise and cream base and a curved yellow light that folds out at a right angle to represent a beak. The hinge is a black circle within a white circle, to look like an eye.
A screenshot of some TikTok comments on a video about the guy who creates videos about Baby Gronk, saying “interlinked,” “livvy rizzed up baby gronk, interlinked,” as if the dude is a replicant from the movie Blade Runner. The guy’s soulless dead stare is visible peeking out above the comments section.
A legal document sent to Meta by Twitter’s lawyers, but edited to have the first paragraph from the Bee Movie script.
A screenshot of the little loop which connects threaded tweets on the timeline of the Meta Threads app.
Buzz Lightyear’s spiral-shaped chin.
A can of Monster Energy Drink in a toilet.
A screenshot of a post on the Meta Threads app from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, in which he writes: “Let’s do this. Welcome to Threads.” followed by a flame emoji.
A screenshot of a tweet from Mike Busa which says: “BREAKING: we are so back,” but the “we are so” has been erased, so the text just says “BREAKING: back.”
Famous TV presenter Noel Edmonds and renowned demon and children’s television mascot Mr Blobby.
A person inspecting a gem using loupe glasses.
A screenshot from the video game The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, showing the protagonist, Link, talking to the character Josha, who is saying: “If you make any new discoveries in the Depths, please let me know, Swordsman!”