House Industries announces a new set of prints on wood and paper.
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August 26th 2010
Travis Isaacs has created a very useful presentation on SlideShare, detailing the whys and hows of making wireframes like a ninja with Keynote. You can also purchase his toolkit for $12 at Keynote Kung-Fu.
The album covers featured on Project Thirty-Three were collected, scanned and archived by the owner of Jive Time Records, a Seattle based store specializing in used vinyl.
“At a time when websites are spilling off desktops onto sidewalks and computing in public spaces is dissolving into behavior, technology itself has shown boundary blindness. And humans are following suit. We carry our televisions in our pockets. We pay with our phones. And we read more than ever before on an unpredictable number of screens. It is possible to see beyond the small fences of the familiar, but first you must see no boundaries.”
Liz Danzico, See no boundaries
Virb has gotten a beautiful identity redesign from Weightshift in anticipation of their upcoming release. Fantastic identity work aside, I can’t wait to try this new service.
Beautiful Le Mans Classic photo shoot from Laurent Nivalle.
37signals offers a nice little behind the scenes of their recent homepage redesign.
The HTC 1 concept is a stunning personal personal project from Andrew Kim. The detail and aesthetic he puts into both UI and hardware design is incredibly gorgeous.
Also noted:
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Aaron Staton and Rich Sommer checking out Tumblr on the set of Mad Men.
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Very friendly Monster Friends poster series available from Familytree. The Kracken, Yeti, Loch Ness, & Sasquatch, by Alex Pearson, ... -
This article is specifically about pixel “density”, a relatively new concern to digital designers. In the mobile environment, screen resolution has...
