These stamps mark the 30th anniversary of publication of Dahl’s book The BFG.

They also feature archived artwork by illustrator Quentin Blake from Matilda, Fantastic Mr Fox, The Twits, James and the Giant Peach, The Witches and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, with Charlie Bucket and his golden ticket on the 1st Class stamp.

Why not draw your own stickman and watch him come to life in this interactive stickman adventure by going to www.drawastickman.com. You can see some other submissions by having a look at the gallery http://www.drawastickman.com/gallery.htm . Once completed, why not submit your stickman if you are brave enough!

Visitors to tweetflakes.co.uk can generate their own twitter messages and see them transformed before their eyes; or simply enjoy the constantly updated snowstorm of #xmas tweets

Tweetflakes have also created a book that took all the tweets from 25 December last year that used the hashtag ‘#xmas’ and turned them into typographic snowflakes.

Wishing you all a fabulous Christmas Break.

This Christmas why not wrap your gifts using QRapping Paper. Behind each of the QR codes is a holiday video. There are over 50 videos in all, turning any gift into a tiny holiday film festival.

Here’s just a sample to get you in the holiday mood. Click here to see more.

Congratulations to Russell Fenner from EVaul8 who was the lucky winner in our iPad competition!

Design studio Berg has announced a new product, the Little Printer, which will be available for purchase in 2012. The Little Printer “lives in your home, bringing you news, puzzles and gossip from friends.”

Users configure the Little Printer from their mobile phones, and the product launches in partnership with Google, the Guardian, Nike, Arup and foursquare. The Little Printer will receive personalised information from these sites, and presumably other sources as it gets up and running. It is the first product that uses the ‘Berg Cloud’ technology, a new way of connecting and controlling wireless products in the home. The Little Printer wirelessly connects to a small box plugged into a broadband router, which is controlled by a mobile phone rather than a PC.

The film below shows the Little Printer in action:


More info on the Little Printer can be found on the Berg website, bergcloud.com/littleprinter/, where you can also join the mailing list to be the first to be informed on news about the product launch.

Did you miss our presentation on ‘More than just social networking’?
Then don’t worry below is a copy of the presentation.