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76ers bring it back old school. Finally. Love it. ›
What happens when three creatives set up camp in a hardware store? ›
Great article on how to move from web to mobile. ›
Stefan Kanchev, Bulgaria’s finest and most-established graphic designer in recent history. Or so I'm lead to believe. Beautiful identity work, right off the bat. ›
The work of Orlando's own Adam Smith. Musician, too! ›
Before Horses, a clever t-shirt design by Dave. ›
Here we go with more designer vodka bottles, but Samurai Vodka is a clever little thing. ›
All about concrete, no really. ›
Fallen Princesses. Reality's a bitch. ›
Stages of Decay by Julia Solis. I'm a sucker for rust and decay, but there's an emotional attachment to these places, too. ›
Really digging the work by Miller Creative. ›
Black Moth Super Rainbow Concert Poster by The Small Stakes. ›
Packaging can sell me anything. I'll buy these sardines. ›
Deadline, pretty amazing (and fun) stop-motion piece using post-it notes. All there is to it. Enjoy! ›
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Google Wave is the wave of the future? "I can't believe it's a browser!" (05/29)
New Leaf paper made from recycled banana and palm fibers. Paper I can agree with. (05/29)
Meet Typekit, a hopeful advancement in typography on the Web. We'll see what happens. I'm ready to move passed sIFR. (05/29)
Jeremy Geddes paints some extraordinary images, rich with plotlines. (05/28)
Second Home for Leisure Living. (05/26)
Hungry Hungry Hippos by John Starr. Reminds me of Disney animation from yester-year. (05/26)
Welcome to Berlin's Free University. (05/26)
Really love this label design for Scott's Brewing Co. (05/26)
LEGO Architecture. Well, they done finally did it. (05/20)
Profile Madness, a good writeup on color profiles for web images. (05/20)
They found the missing link. Tom Hanks to star in movie version. (05/20)
Isolated building studies. There's something strangely fascinating about looking at a stand-alone building. Or maybe it's just me. [zeldman] (05/19)
Sim Chan paints beautiful cities. (05/19)
Adidas African Barber Shop. What is a measure of an athlete? The haircut? (05/19)
Swanswell gets a new identity, and it's, well, wonderful. (05/19)
Yui Onodera CD packaging. (05/18)
Jay Fletcher has a great portfolio. Check it. (05/18)
Not a huge fan of posting lists, but these fifty examples of infographics are quite nice. (05/18)
A list of social marketing examples. [marc] (05/18)
Transforming prayer into energy. Isn't that what prayer is to begin with? (05/15)
Check out the hair detail in this bag. (05/15)
NYLON, issue 1 up in its entirely. Not really a big fan of fashion mags, but this one's pretty interesting. (05/15)
Sentinel, a new font. I would like to use this. Right away. (05/13)
Been thinking a lot about "disconnecting". That sounds rather unpleasant. I don't mean it that way. Rather, "disconnecting" from our current plugged-in world, and what kind of ideas that would produce. But let's back up a bit.
Hilarious commercial for Tabasco. I buy it. (05/13)
Up close and personal with a stitched logo. (05/13)
Amazing what one can do in a swimming pool. (05/13)
Cutty Sark by Shon Tanner. Totally belongs in a dimly-lit bar. Beautiful. (05/13)
Folks, meet Food City. A self-sustaining, off-the-grid city? Wait a minute, they stole the idea from Walt Disney! Can anyone say EPCOT? (05/13)
Hey look everyone! Renegade cowboy/private security company Blackwater has changed its name to Xe! How many board room meetings did it take to reconsider their name post-Iraq War incident? (05/13)
Neutraface Slab by House Industries. Mmm-hm, good stuff. (05/13)
Beautiful Lies by Kali Meadows. (05/11)
Font Embedding Now. (05/08)
Water, light and glass. A rebrand for Vancouver Convention Centre. When I first look my brain conjures up a new show for Discovery Channel by the makers of Deadliest Catch. But I'm getting specific. (05/08)
Mogwai poster by Methane Studios. Beauty. (05/07)
Berlin letters. (05/07)
Shanghai, the City of Tomorrow. (05/07)
Tooth! Or, poster by Heather Tompkins. (05/07)
Space shuttle launch photos. More spectacular than one might think. The first two, anyway. (05/07)
Pasta Playa' Hate'a! (05/07)
DIY solar-powered iPhone charger. Nifty. (05/07)
Great concepts for Disney's Star Wars Weekend posters. (05/06)
New brand for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. "...like an uncomfortable thorn that just won’t go away, bitterly like the disease itself." (05/06)
Not sure what to call this, but I really like it a lot. (05/06)
PUMA City. Anyone in the Boston area?! (05/05)
Amazing Communist sculptures in Yugoslavia, photographed by Jan Kempenaers. (05/05)
House D. I want to go to there. (05/05)
Sticky Note experiment, from the dudes that brought us the Diet Coke/mentos thing. [dave] (05/05)
Melody Lane. Only in my dreams. (05/05)
Nathanael Thayer Moss does some beautiful line drawings. (05/05)
Fort Worth Museum gets a new brand, by DJ Stout. Geometrics, baby. (05/05)
White Rabbits' Percussion Gun. Bam bam bam! (05/04)
Rather than panic, please read a great follow-up interview with Laurie Garrett about swine flu, seasonal flu in general, and why packing 500,000 pigs together isn't the best idea. (05/01)
The CDC has a Twitter account. Actually, very good idea. (05/01)
Extreme fishing. You heard me. (05/01)
Car design straight out of Iran. I'd drive the D7 in a heartbeat. (05/01)
New York Times article about redesigning the highway sign font. (05/01)
Great work from Aldo Shoes. That bow-tie package alone! (05/01)
Cool drawings by Elena Xausa. (05/01)
Lovely work by Ben Newman. (05/01)
Is this the corner of a wall? Not sure, but beautiful. (05/01)
District 9. Documentary-style film where extraterrestrials have become refugees in South Africa. No joke. (05/01)
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