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“Without further ado I give you: Airbag: As Seen from Around the World.” — Greg Storey.
Gorgeous design and interface to an inspired global experiment. A snapshot of Airbag readers over a period of 24 hours.
Stuff on my cat? Lolcats? Pah, old news — try stuff on my bunny:
It’s a tour de force of cute. You have been warned.
"icon design icondesign Icondesigner Icons Piktogramme und Symbole" — an interesting resource, even if the title is quite the mouthful.
Typically I would shun highlighting advertising, yet this collection of advertising decks has as much colour, aesthetics and flair as any design studio, that it rates a mention - the international entries in particular.
"I was bored tonight and was also bored with the default wallpapers that come loaded with the iPhone so I sat down and created these 16 wallpapers." — another stylish set of iPhone backgrounds - features typography.
My usual assortment of goodies carried as of July 28. Yes, I read Hawking, doesn’t everyone?
"If you have a minute take a photo of how you normally digest my attempts molding the English language into sentences and if the response is decent I’ll whip something up.." — Greg asks a reasonable question - here’s my less reasonable answer.. I sent this too.
"Welcome to Social Wallpapering, a community effort to classify, rank, and distribute high-resolution images for use as computer wallpaper." — share your wall in web 2.0 fashion.. keep an eye out for my new project, ‘Doughnts’ - messaging via dough.
The lighting, unusually bright due to cloud formations and resulting refraction and reflections, just happened create a 3D rendered effect against the office buildings near where I work.
It’s been a little quiet here of late, namely due to two events back-to back.
As of Friday 17 October I left EDS, after 5 years of blood, sweat and the occasional tear ((having a 25kg server land on one’s foot, in an effort to save, *hurts*. )), to pursue a new job, in the IT industry.
Kath and I have also just returned from visiting Victor Harbour, a sleepy coastal town some hour and a half’s drive from Adelaide, South Australia.
You can view the rest of the (short) Victor Harbour set over at flickr.
Hewlett Packard decided it would be cool to see if one of their high end
StorageWorks xp 12000 Disk Array systems would take a bullet for the team. The result? A
Mythbusters style take on high-velocity .308 calibre M80 round meets pressed steel and silicon. The irony is the best comedic moments are […]
