Emergency money
Category: Products
Only by smashing the glass can they be retrieved. By Becky Miller.
Archive for November, 2007
Code Magazine contest
Category: Advertising, Graphic Design, Publications
Code Magazine launches a contest for the graphic design of the cover for its Spring issue, to be published in March 2008. The contest is opened to young graphic designers. The participants shall submit a proposal corresponding to the theme explored by the forthcoming issue of the magazine, ” noise”, under its diverse manifestations: rumor, interference, sound or cacophony. The winning proposal will be printed on the cover of the 5000 copies of Code, which are distributed in Belgium, France, Switzerland and downloadable online.
Deadline for the proposals: February 15, 2008
Mixed Reality Interface
Category: Play, Technology[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzGljuievpM[/youtube]
Control 3D environments with real objects.
Magazine Collection
Category: Inspiration, Photography, Publications
A great Flickr set of old magazine images.
One Show - Paul Rand Tribute Film (2007)
Category: Animation, Art, Education[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3XPeGL907E[/youtube]
Via Dominic Ayre.
Siobhan Squire
Category: Art, Graphic Design, Photography
This is a London based collective representing Anthony Burrill, Rory Carnegie, James Day, David Gill, Metz & Racine, and Nick Meek. Enjoy!
Too-explicit injustice of kind population!
Category: Photography
Jessica and Chris from Istoica will be part of a group photo exhibition opening next week. (if you make it to the show you’ll find out where the name came from!) The other Photobloggers in the show are Photojunkie’s Rannie, Inconduit’s Adam, and Sam Javanrouh. Read more about the show online. Thanks for the heads up Sam.
Definitely not the Daily Show
Category: Web[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzRHlpEmr0w[/youtube]
Thanks Good. p.s. That Sumner Redstone moment of zen at the end? He’s like a white, 80-year-old 50 Cent.
Type in the Toronto subway
Category: Typography
The Toronto subway has a typographic heritage all its own, starting with a unique font. But, with renovation after renovation and after a series of new station additions, signage and wayfinding in the system are a total mess. The latest “standard” in Toronto subway signage uses fake Helvetica and is a clone of Massimo Vignelli’s work from 40 years ago.
First Dance
Category: Play[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeoi16lScf4[/youtube]
Thank God someone broke this tradition.