According to our Google Analytics, 58% of your are using a Macintosh Operating System, 39% are on Windows, 1.5% are logged as using the iPhone OS, and, finally, as the subject of today’s post, 0.65% of you are reading this from a Linux Operating...
Continue reading »
In dozens of years of watching the Oscars I had never cared about the outcome of the Best Animated Short Film, but this year it was different as in the running was a 16-minute film done almost entirely out of, literally, thousands of logos. Created by...
Continue reading »
Apple uses it. As does New York City’s MTA system, American Apparel, Toyota, and now Beverly Hsu . What’s the ‘It,’ you may ask?
Apple uses it. As does New York City’s MTA system, American Apparel, Toyota, and now Beverly...
Continue reading »
In April of last year, the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development announced a competition — open only to design and art students from the 27 EU Member States — that “Offers a prize that...
Continue reading »
In mid-January, on the generous recommendation of fellow design chronicler Alissa Walker , Bryony and I were invited by Studio 360 — the beloved Public Radio International show hosted by Kurt Andersen — to tackle a rather interesting problem:...
Continue reading »
lo-tech personalized fun for anyone wielding a fab iphone . we’re talking iphone font , a witty website for typo-mad creatives with time on their hands and the urge to customize that little home screen.
lo-tech personalized fun for anyone wielding...
Continue reading »
First brewed in 1959 Molson Canadian has never shied away from wearing its Canadian-ness on its sleeve.
First brewed in 1959 Molson Canadian has never shied away from wearing its Canadian-ness on its sleeve. Whether it be the pseudo rabble-rousing...
Continue reading »
Yesterday I had trouble seeing the iPad clearly, because when I looked directly at it I was blinded by the haze of media hype, excitement, disappointment, adulation and hatred that the blogosphere laid over it. This morning I’ve spent the past...
Continue reading »
It’s no secret that I do not — repeat, do not — enjoy the design stylings of Microsoft. But that’s like a 5-year-old saying he or she does not like broccoli, except for the fact that not even with age does the Microsoft taste...
Continue reading »
A “painstakingly curated presentation of the best produced and designed iPhone applications,” App.itize.us makes a clever guide to the games, maps and more esoteric apps out there.
A “painstakingly curated presentation of the best...
Continue reading »