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A fun new tool/game/thing from Cameran Adams. Every time I see one isometric pixel art I can’t ...
A fantastic article from George Oates, one of the designers at Flickr. There’s too many quotes in there to ...
Penguin’s new Ian Fleming’s James Bond covers.
Nice new site from Paul Boag for his podcast. I finally met him briefly at SXSW this year and he ...
Absolutely stunning design from Naz Hamid, but I really like the story behind the bike shop. Be sure to read ...
“This site will document the aftermath of this announcement and will serve as a home-base for the effort to convince ...
I stunning inforgraphic depicting the subprime mortgage crisis across the U.S.
Nice write up from Rob Goodlatte about heading out into the “real world” after graduation. I couldn’t help but ...
Like dodgeball, but a bit more and hasn’t been abandoned. A nice visual design and the interactions are solid ...
I love the all white Munny on my desk, but I’m starting to get the itch to take a ...
I think the block of spam in the oven is my favorite.
“i’m glad you’re having a BABY and i’m not.” And more fantastic letter-pressed cards from Zeichen Press.
Nice way to view and promote the book. It’s definitely on my wish list.
Stunning. They do a great job combining both the traditional and the modern. When do we get cool coin design ...
It’s a flip calendar for design geeks. Love the design.
“One of America’s first master-planned postwar suburbs, Westlake was the “inspiration” for Malvina Reynolds’ song Little Boxes.”
Enjoy the killing.
A collection of vintage logos from a mid-70’s edition of the book World of Logotypes.
“If all the procrastinator had left to do was to sharpen some pencils, no force on earth could get him ...
The beginnings of the instant message chat bubble.
Seth Godin on doing remarkable things instead of worrying about your resume. Agreed.
I love this idea and with all my wall space in my apartment I’m seriously considering doing something like ...
More great infographic porn from the New York Times but National Treasure… really?
A great resource. I really like the trend toward more “speaking” block navigation. It’s not perfect for all situations ...
It’s like they knew I was doing color mixes.
“Archer, the colorful slab serif.” Now where did I put that spare $400 that was just lying around?
Powerful and incredibly well done infographic “maps”. Somalia was the most surprising to me.
A nice looking new Twitter application by Rob Goodlatte and Dan Romero. Clever.
I’ve spent years entering items into Quicken, but about a year ago I just stopped. It was becoming too ...
A great, and varied collection of wallpapers for the iPhone and iPod touch.