After a long weekend of cutting, sanding, building and inhaling paint fumes, we are pleased to unveil the new look Spoiled Milk Zürich office:

More photos on Flickr

More photos on Flickr

As we near five years since Casper and I first started using the name Spoiled Milk, we can finally present a museum of our web presences during this time. There have been three main versions, a sneak preview (v0) and a placeholder (v2.5). Unfortunately the database from version 1 was lost in a horrible server accident many moons ago, so that portfolio is unviewable. However, the rest have been patched up to (almost) work again:

Version 0

(2004 – 2005)

Version 1

(2005 – 2007)

Version 2

(2007 – 2008)

Version 2.5

(2008)

Version 3

(2008 – ?)

Our party on Friday was our biggest yet! Thanks to everyone who came and made it such a fun evening.

There are some photos available on Flickr now. If anyone has any more, please add them to the pool.

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We’re currently loading up the Copenhagen office with beer and DJ equipment for tonight’s fun-fest, but didn’t want to leave out our Zürich friends and clients, so we’re also announcing the third Spoiled Milk Zürich party on the 22nd of January.

Once again, there will be a cosy gathering with good wine, super food and live music. We’re also happy to announce that Palkomuski will be returning to entertain us.

Thursday 22nd of January from 19:00
Salento Gourmet, Pfingstweidstrasse 6

For more information and to sign up

David and I are spending some quality time at the Copenhagen office this week (remember the party tomorrow). Something awaiting me on my arrival back in Denmark was news that one of our old record covers for Jeremy Warmsley had been featured in another book. This time it’s “1000 Supreme CDs”:

Other fun things include a recent personal blog post I made on personal productivity being featured on 37signals’ product blog. Read the original post here.

This is a rather mixed update of cheery things, so I’ll end with some photos I took of our new Copenhagen office. It’s actually the first time I’ve personally seen it and I like it! It’s a far cry from our early days.

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Our second application for the iPhone is now available on the iTunes App Store. iYoga is a project that we completed for our client Breitschmid Productions and offers users two ways to practice yoga with high quality video instruction. Both the application and the videos are available in English and German.

For more information please check out the promotional website at www.iyogaapp.com.