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**raynerj** · 03 May 2004, 06:47 PM

Excellent Simon... Simply excellent. I have now idea why yeast would mean anything to Britons. But then I am an american, and don't understand the soup can thing anyway.

**OklaEd** · 03 May 2004, 08:28 PM

Simon,
Love the Marmite (Warhol) jar

Nicely done!

JohnR,
Spreading a thin layer of Marmite on toast is most assuredly a British thing. While you may appreciate the fact that this "brewers" yeast is the same that beer makers use ... I don't see how you could get a buzz by eating it. I have heard it is loaded with Vitamin B

**Simon Beck** · 04 May 2004, 01:18 AM

It's a childhood thing. Marmite "soldiers" (strips of toast) are often a British infant's first solid food. By the age of two or three the taste of Marmite either elicits a Proustian resonance akin to the American "milk and cookies" or produces an unparalleled sense of nausea in the child. Nobody knows why this dichotomy is so extreme, nor can anyone predict whether a given individual will love or loathe Marmite. In fact, a recent advertising campaign exploited this very property of the product.

**JohnLogan1973** · 04 May 2004, 04:37 AM

Hi All i'm not gonna have alot of time the next few weeks so i'll post my image here on stop and post now and show the finished image when i have more time 2 work on it again,hope some of you get inpired 2 make images with more backgrounds.

This is the first attempt to put more in the image then just one object.

JohnLogan.

**raynerj** · 04 May 2004, 06:05 AM

Oh...

a teething thing...

I think I would be in the nausea bunch. Does not sound appetising in the least. About equal to Rocky Mountain Oysters.

**Egg Bramhill** · 04 May 2004, 05:21 PM

Simon
Marmite....MMMMmmmmm....Love it, and your images.
Egg

**OklaEd** · 04 May 2004, 06:25 PM

JohnLogan,
That looks like a pretty exclusive parking lot you have going there, can't wait to see the finished product.

**Simon Beck** · 05 May 2004, 01:46 PM

Hey! Finally a commission for a company logo! The client markets an electronic business-card product, and among the half-dozen or so keywords I was supplied with were "nodes", "connectivity" and "target". Putting these together with the company name I came up with this, which the client likes: