Monthly Archives: July 2015

Back in the 1990s, football management games were fun and addictive without necessarily requiring the same attention-to-detail and time input as being an actual football manager. The Title Challenge app for iOS devices tries to recreate that by combining the basic management functionality you want with a sleek design. But that’s all by the bye. The most interesting aspect for … Continue reading →

With your Savile Rogue scarf out of action for the summer, now is the time to show it a bit of pre-season care to ensure it’s in good shape for the new campaign. It might not be the football season right now, but it is clothes moth season – that means your scarf needs some assistance to keep them at … Continue reading →

Described as where football meets visual culture, the Commentary Project tasked some talented designer, illustrators and other visual communicators with putting their ideas about the beautiful game onto a flag – the sort of flag that a fan might create and take to the match. As you might expect, the results are somewhat better than your average paint-daubed slogan on … Continue reading →

The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch, is given a Sunday league reworking in this excellent artwork by David Fawcett. The character who stars in Munch’s iconic work is rendered as a bald amateur centre-back in Fawcett’s version, which uses a similar composition and style. And while the inspiration and motive behind Munch’s scream has been the subject of … Continue reading →

Zinedine Zidane’s sublime volley for Real Madrid vs Bayer Leverkusen in the 2002 Champions League final has been turned into a superb flip-book animation. The superb strike, which gave the Spanish side a 2-1 lead at Hampden Park and proved to be the winning goal, has been recreated by New York-based artist Case Jernigan. Case has managed to capture the … Continue reading →