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Great portfolio by “I love dust”. I know it’s in flash, but they have a cute preloader.
If you don’t know Bill Plympton yet, just watch these videos and become a fan. Enjoy.
Typorganism is a seris of communication experiments exploring computational interaction design and interactive kinetic typography based on the metaphorical notion of typography “Type is a life form”, which lives on the Net, responds to user’s stimulus, evolves through time, has intelligence powered by computational algorithm. http://www.typorganism.com
PS Hero is a Photoshop tutorials blog that designers should read. He has some good, well explained tutorials that are really helpful most of the time. Following are five good examples of what you’ll find there. Cardboard and torn paper business card Intensify a dull sky The Velvia effect Vector coffee cup Basic image adjustment
Interesting to see how one book’s cover is changed from country to country. Anyway, you should buy Freakonomics, it’s a really great book.
Creative review has a good post about the new branding of Swisscom, the main telecom company in Switzerland. I really don’t what to think about this logo, it quite smooth but too complicated. The typography is nice but feels a bit odd. I really have mixed feeling on this new logo, maybe it’s because I […]
There is a cool song chart meme that you can find on a Flickr album. People take a song and make a chart out of it, most charts are very basically designed but there is some really great ideas. I like these rap charts and graphs even better.
Being on social networks has become almost inevitable if you want to reach other people on the internet. For me, sites like Facebook or MySpace before are of no interest at all, some others like Twitter or LinkedIn are nice to keep in touch with friends, but that’s about all there is to it. What […]
History shots sells you informational posters about various posters. Really great, even if it is a bit too US centric for me.
Nice to watch: the evolution of tech companies’ logos. If only Canon (sorry, Kwanon) could have kept its first logo. Interesting to learn where some names come from.
A font face inspired by the smoking ban in british pubs last year by Chrissie Abbott. Via It’s Nice That.
Great poster, can be bought here. Via Swiss Legacy.
Just discovered the work of Eduardo Recife, some beautiful designs to see on his site.
Most of you probably already have seen this video, but it’s too amazing for not being posted here.