That’s exactly what Funki Porcini’s has done when they have designed the cover for their new album Fast Asleep
ILoveTypography served and I recieved.
From the category archives:
Images
We talk a lot about how logotypes, advertising, products, packaging, tone of voice, TV commercials, websites etc etc etc communicates the brand. But usually, the more business-oriented the purpose, the stiffer the creative executions. That’s why I just love to see infographics like these.
How would the infographics look in your annual report next time if you were true to your brand?
As usually when you find something nice and it’s an image, you find it at FFFFound.
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Ken Hauser from Amsterdam has created som killer graphics. This being one of the most provocative ones.
Check out more of his work.
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Saturday morning. About to head downtown for a strole with my youngest daughter Linn. Just before leaving I browsed some RSS feeds in Netvibes. Ended up on admiring these lowtech animated .gif on FFFound.
.Gif is almost extinct nowadays so stuff like this make me remember 1996 when everything was about compressing, web-safe colors & java scripting.
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It seems that there are some cool apps being made solely for the new OS X Leopard update from Apple. Naked Light is absolutely one of them.
Naked Light is a new imaging tool that throws away antiquated concepts like pixels; layers; 8-bit color; and destructive, non-re-editable filters and operations. Instead, compositions in Naked light represent a sort of Platonic ideal-with infinite resolution, 590 quintillion colors!!!, and perpetually re-editable nodes.
Brandon comments on the Naked Lights blog: “Naked’s targetted squarely for less professional users, or at best, a tool to use alongside Photoshop. But it’s not going to cut it in a commercial environment. It’s too 1.0″
Well, I personally just love when there is a new imaging product being released, since that is not an everyday event. So, gotta get that Leopard up and running now!
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Andrew Lipson has a beautiful collection of Lego creations on his website.
This interpretation of Eschers “Relativity” is my favorite. A truly innovative way to use lego.
Read more about it on Andrew’s website.
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Head over to Ffffound (yes, that’s their name) and enjoy beautiful imagery! It’s there!
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