The CR Blog has a great post (When Objects Become Magazines) about a magazine exhibition. They’re all pretty great but I think my favorite might be Arkitip, just because it’s closest to I’d like to be doing myself.
I also really like the idea behind T-Post.
Check out the full article: When Objects Become Magazines
There are usually only seven or eight people in the world who hear about things after I do, and three of them are in jail. It follows, then, that you have probably already heard about this man who drew a self portrait on the earth by sending a GPS device on a world tour using [...]
new brilliant insights from malcolm gladwell:
video from the New Yorker Conference, talking about hiring difficulties in the modern age.
And in the New Yorker In the Air all about big ideas and where invention comes from. In the history of science, there are innumerable cases of people coming up with the same inventions at the same [...]
I get really excited when I see paper fold patterns, whether or not it is the new open source sewing patterns from burda (which, amazingly enough, print brilliantly on 8.5×11 paper) or the readyMechs from fwis or the mock iPhone on John’s desk. Hermes has jumped into the fun with a free paper fold pattern of their iconic [...]
continuing on the review of restaurant interiors and graphics, our recent trip to new york produced some nice food for thought. paling around in brooklyn, we happened upon a great bar HUGS, had no problem finding a place for a late night confection (called Parlour? their treats were infused with greek flavors, even, as with [...]
I really like the credits sequence Prolouge Film’s Danny Yount did for Iron Man. I didn’t know about it until I saw it at the theatre and I was very pleasantly surprised.
It’s paced perfectly, the added shakiness and dirt go really well with the music, and the way the schematics blow out and rotate add [...]
we made sure to get to new york before design and the elastic mind closed… some of our favorite things:
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although Beth saw the lion’s share of movies at the IFF this year (and can post her highlights! including the new Werner Herzog antarctica movie!), I would like to call attention to this incredible feat of dexterity (and a great story to boot). Beth took me to see JUMP! a film about the world of [...]
bookmark 02 continues with the graham greene trend, except in a new city. follow the clues below to find out what book (and, based on recent travels, where), and what the marker is going to read next!
I get very excited about dots. Particularly when they could have a use as textile patterns for A-line mini-dresses in a hit video game that all the kids love. But, that is secondary, of course to just being gruntled by the dots.