November 5, 2008
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Beautiful, Graphics, Images, Simplicity
This wonderful piece made for The Red Cross and found on FFFFound definetely make me go wow. I've seen it before but then today it passed by my eyes when image browsing. To me this is a great idea executed in the smartest way. Wonderful
Rubriks Cube. A classic problem here portraited with pantone colors. Nice. Found at FFFFound.
Yahoo Pipes. A great tool. Right now I'm finalising my design RSS feed project where I'm putting more than 80 design blogs into a pipe and then after some filtering I can keep track of all 80. Sweet. Then as I tried it out today,
This image was taken by the HiRISE camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. At the time the image was taken, Earth was 142 million kilometers from Mars, giving the HiRISE image a scale of 142 kilometers (88 miles) per pixel, an Earth diameter of about 90 pixels
Saturday. It’s half past ten and I’m working an idea for one of my new clients. The concept is pretty finished and I have this idea about how the art direction should be. As I browsed my feeds I found Peter Jaworowski from Bialystok, Poland.
My CV. That's what this first visualization above is. I was reading ReadWriteWeb this morning when I spotted a nice tag cloud that visualized Web 3.0. After following that link I found Wordle.net. Wow. Wordle let's you visualize words with typography, colors and different layouts. There's 3 options. Either you go ahead
I was 12 years old. My mother and father couldn't stop me from watching. The birds, a classic Alfred Hitchcock movie that sends chills along my spine. The Smashing Magazine has gathered 50 beautiful movie posters that brings you back in time and on top
Tap'd water is this new tapped water on bottle from New York. It's basically water straight from the tap, poured into a wonderfully designed bottle and sold on the streets in NY. The people behind this product must be marketing geniuses. Read this statement taken
Fuck the rain. A creation by Artemy Lebedev founder of the design agency Art Lebedev Studio. I first noticed these guys back in 2004 when I used the Ardeæ folding chairs, one of Arts own creations, as a mood image for a BRIO pitch. I