I’ve been following along now with the project from Rob Goodlatte and his buddies. It’s not something I’m particularly interested in, but the design and concept is top notch. If you’re on Twitter and need a quick poll look no further. Visit site
A jaw dropping animation made in Buenos Aires by a group called BLU. As you watch it you can’t help but wonder how long the damn thing took to make. Visit site
“Such a complex world needs a good explanation.” Visit site
“Now, of course, the question seems not whether Clinton will exit the race but when.” Sooner rather than later please. Visit site
Penguin’s new Ian Fleming’s James Bond covers. Visit site
A nice, and looks to be very complete wireframe stencil set from Graffletopia. Visit site
Nice new site from Paul Boag for his podcast. I finally met him briefly at SXSW this year and he was great to talk to. The inaugural interview for the new site is friend and fellow Blue Flavorite, Jeff Croft. Visit site
I’ve seen many, many people fall into this cycle, and occasionally I even have to pull my self out of it. Focus on the results, not the process is my rule of thumb. Visit site
Watch it and tell me you didn’t well up a little bit. Visit site
“the U.S. will have to rethink suburban sprawl, bringing an end to strip malls, big-box stores, and other trappings of the automotive era.” Yes please. Visit site
A new site redesign that I was involved in. The main props go to Jeff Croft, but I was the project manager, built out the templates and contributed a bit to the overall design. Visit site
Digging the new Portland Beavers branding. Growing up in Oregon I’ve learned to appreciate wimpy mascots. There’s no use trying to make them angry, it just looks corny. Visit site
“All of the streets in the lower 48 United States: an image of 26 million individual road segments.” Truly stunning infographic from Ben Fry. Visit site
I definitely want to try this tiltshifting technique out on a few photos of mine. Visit site
Excellent set of stencils for when you need to wireframe out that new iPhone application. Visit site
Insane. Visit site
As someone who gets 3/4 blisters every time he hikes I’m definitely hopefully. I’ll be picking this up the next time I’m at a drug store. Visit site
Garrett, still funny. Visit site
Be sure to read the through to the quote at the end. Visit site
What doesn’t it do? Visit site
“Over the course of 3 days I took over 3,000 photos of my life in and around Boston.” Well. Executed. Visit site
A great solution for remote file access. I still don’t know why this wasn’t been built directly into the OS years ago though. Visit site
Absolutely stunning design from Naz Hamid, but I really like the story behind the bike shop. Be sure to read the about page. Visit site
“36 lectures by people such as Bill Moggridge, Bill Buxton, Elizabeth Churchill, Paul Dourish and Donald Norman.” All up on iTunes U. Visit site
Great advertisement that uses black balloons to help visualize CO2 emissions. Visit site
The only way Jeff Croft is going to consistently beat me at ping pong is if he gets one of these things. Visit site
A free and handy way to upload your photos directly from Photoshop. Visit site
“This site will document the aftermath of this announcement and will serve as a home-base for the effort to convince another company to begin producing the cherished technology that Polaroid has so carelessly abandoned.” Visit site
“A walk-in camera obscura.” And now I can’t get Wilco out of my head. Visit site
Signed by Massimo Vignelli himself. Anyone have $299 lying around and feeling generous? Visit site