
ABOUT
Forest Friend Creative Projects is an indie design studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada & a blog for design, craft, fashion and media geeks.

WHAT WE DO
Fun, unique GRAPHIC & PRINT DESIGN / Style-conscious WEB DESIGN with user-friendly Wordpress / BRANDING & SOCIAL MEDIA

GET STARTED
Whether you’re just starting out in the world or revamping an existing business or project, we can help you get noticed online and around town.
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Flow Magic, Psychonautics & Season Arcs: Maximizing creativity through altered consciousness
Flow describes the act of engaging in intensely focused activity simply for its own sake, and occurs at the point where the challe Read more
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Popsicle stand blown! Current status: cosmic chaos
I just moved to a new host, abandoning GoDaddy’s bloated and misogynistic servers. Please forgive any errors or broken links Read more
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How to be a productive creative professional without becoming an intractable twat
Being a hummingbird-brained idea vomiter is super fun but not necessarily productive. Read more
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Kitty sweaters, purple lips & combat boots: Fall Fashion 2012 Guide!
All the best styles, colours, shows and inspiration for Fall Fashion 2012 Style Guide Read more
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How to use a nail polish stamp kit
Results may vary based on skill, nail polish quality and your attention span. Read more
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Berlin, the magical rainbow popsicle of everything I love
In which I answer burning questions about Berlin, the incomparable European capital of everything cool and German (two things that Read more
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My Favourite Scandinavians (Finland is Winland)
I saw them from across the park. They were small, light-haired and taciturn. They wore black and had names that were mostly vowels Read more
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Frankfurt, the giant Euro under the rainbow
Frankfurt is an odd kind of city; it’s a major European hub because it has an international airport, and it is significant a Read more
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Die Woche der Überdeutschereise!
That is a phrase I just invented which means Awesome German Trip Week. As I write, I am in the Montreal airport waiting to board m Read more
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Never Let Me Go
If you have never seen the film “Never Let Me Go,” based on Kazuo Ishiguru’s novel of the same name, GO WATCH IT Read more
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Weekly Roundup for May 20-26
Okay, so I’m kinda behind on roundups, so here’s great stuff from the past few weeks: Mara Wilson Writes Stuff Remembe Read more
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Nail Art Like A Boss
So unless you’ve been in space, sequestered in an anchorage hermitage or actually have more important things to do than brow Read more
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Weekly Roundup for April 28
Welcome to the new Weekly Roundup at Forest Friend, a Saturday feature that catalogues the neatest bits of cyber-lint that have co Read more
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Are You Thinking What I’m Thinking?
Before I get into this post, here’s virtual high-fives to all y’all who remember Clone High and forever mourned that i Read more
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iPad Apple’s Pockets — But For a Good Reason
Yes, I know the trend-setting ship has sailed on this topic — and been back to port and out to sea again a couple of times. I’m im Read more
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The Neopagan Wheel of the Year
(or, Why we need Fewer Holidays and More Festivals) I’m sick of holidays. Now, I’m not sick of days where I don’t have to get up Read more
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Manage Your Wardrobe with Paper Dolls
Illustration & craft: custom paper dolls & wardrobe Read more
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Five Iconic Notebooks in Film
I am a highly non-linear notebook user. I usually have several on the go at once, for different purposes. I write on scraps and st Read more
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Postage Stamps are Endlessly Fascinating
(Things I learned from hoarding foreign stationery: Part II) Okay, so I didn’t actually learn this from hoarding foreign sta Read more
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The Dryad Tiara and a Cryptozoological Wedding
Long before I set about the daunting task of getting married last year, I noticed that the blogosphere was crammed to its virtual Read more
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Interfaces in Sci-Fi Films: a study in user experience
When we talk about style in film, it’s not just wardrobe and set. An important part of production, especially in sci-fi film Read more