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PALE HERETIC LIMITED
We are a creative agency that specialises in analogue and digital concepts and design, with particular interests in character based works, virtual worlds, games and social media.
Find out more about what we do ... here
PIXIE LIMITED EDITION RESIN FIGURES
They're here! The new Heretic Pixies limted edition resin figures are now available from our online store.
We are also cooking up something special for Halloween ...
Find out more about the Heretic Pixies on their website and store ... here
CROWD-SOURCED NEW BUSINESS
Do you know someone who needs our help? Then you PH and you could both share the benefit. If you recommend someone with a project to us, we will pay you comission of 2% of the contract value, when the final invoice has been paid.
If you know of a project or to find out more, please contact us ... here
THE HERETIC PIXIES
The Heretic Pixes are an original character series designed by Pale Heretic. They are available on a range of branded products and we have figures in development. The Heretic Pixies also have a gallery and store in Second Life.
Pay their website and store a visit ... here
WALLPAPER
Pale Heretic are prize winning producers of free desktop wallpaper, available in a range of sizes from mobile devices to hi-res displays.
View and download them ... here
SECOND LIFE
Working from our virtual studio in Second Life, Pale Heretic operates a sucessfule mens fashion label in addition to architectural and vehicle design projects.
Find out more ... here
SOCIAL NETWORKS
You can find Pale Heretic in lots of places ...
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BLOGS
PALE HERETIC
A blog of articles, references and reviews published by Pale Heretic. Includes posts on design and interaction, second life, user experience and web and social media.
PIMP MY NETBOOK
A blog of our experience with netbooks in general, and specifically the ASUS EeePC 900 and 901 and the Acer Aspire One focussing on what you can do with / to them and which operating systems do or don't work and how best to install and use them.
