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Poly™ for iPad on the iTunes App Store
This project is inspired by the Triangulation invented by the mathematician Boris Delaunay in 1934. While the process behind is complicated, the result reduce an image to its essentials, creating the illusions of triangles, prisms and pyramids. "A cool new iPad app everyone's talking about that takes any picture and turns it into a fascinating polygonal piece of art." - Business Insider
T-Rex Trying...
T-Rex Trying is going to be a book!! We are busy working on lots of new drawings and would love your feedback. Please feel free to share which TRT jokes are your favorites (either via the website comments or on Twitter)…we’ll be sure to include the most popular ones in the published collection! We will also keep updating the site, so please stay tuned!
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There are two extronidarily beautiful things happening in this iPhone video by Patrick Colpron . The first is a spectacular six-sail kite designed and flown by Steve Polansky , and second is a heart-achingly wonderful song called Lighthouse by Patrick Watson . What a perfect moment in time, sort of an impromptu video poem. While I truly appreciate the need for any kid to get dirty in a sandbox or let their imagination run wild in a field of mud puddles (something I was doing myself only an hour ago), I love to see how technology like a Kinect 3D camera can create new interactive environments and games. Case in point this new augmented reality sandbox designed by Oliver Kreylos out of U.C. Davis that projects a real-time colored topographic map complete with contour lines onto the surface of the sand while you manipulate it .Jasper Goodall — Designaside.com
Jasper Goodall è una superstar dell’illustrazione contemporanea. Con quelle sue sensuali silhouette, gli arcobaleni, i cerchi e le farfalle, con tutto il lavoro frutto della collaborazione con la defunta rivista The Face , Goodall è stato un vero innovatore creando un trend e uno stile che ha influenzato praticamente una generazione di designer e illustratori, anche quelli che non sanno chi sia. Ha curato immagini per campagne pubblicatarie per tantissime aziende come Nike e Levi’s per citarne due.
DeMilked - Design Milking Magazine
If you think you have nothing to hide, try living in this transparent house located in Tokyo, Japan. Known as "House NA", it offers plenty of daylight, however no privacy. To help boost the weak sales of Japanese nori manufacturer that was affected by the 2011 tsunami, I&S BBDO, a Japanese ad agency, developed a series of intricately laser-cut seaweed.Cool Infographics - Blog
Intel has released What About Me? , an automatic infographic generator that connects to your own Twitter, Facebook and YouTube accounts to create a profile infographic about you. Social media users know that discovery is half the fun. With What about Me?
Daily Infographic | A New Infographic Every Day | Data Visualization, Information Design and Infographics
Everybody loves saving money, especially if it’s easy. Today’s infographic 15 Way to Fill Your Pot of Gold offers 15 easy tips to put some money back in your pocket. I tip I can attest to is not watching t.v. Paying for cable on a college budget is not the easiest, but with alternatives like hulu and netflix I’ve saved a lot of money. Check out this infographic and let us know if you’ve tried any the tips. [ via Share This Infographic
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Eigenlijk zou je willen dat deze acteurs, die eigenlijk best sexy zijn, onderstaande rollen niet hadden aangenomen. Geen gebrek aan acteertalent, helemaal niet juist, maar wel een gebrek aan iets anders... Namelijk een coole hairdo!
Bloody hell check out the Worship Street OFFICES – from Helix 3D (client). They designed, fabricated and installed a Church, a tree house, a cinema, a derelict building, a bunker, a military dormitory and much more besides! See more of the Faceparty interior here.
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Top 3 Logos / Alex » ISO50 Blog – The Blog of Scott Hansen (Tycho / ISO50)
I am usually reluctant to list my favorites of anything. It’s hard to establish a consistent criteria with which to judge all items fairly, and even if you do, the list changes so frequently that it’s pointless to commit it to writing. My one exception has always been logo design, and Scott’s recent post got me thinking about it again. For as long as I’ve been interested in design I have always maintained the exact same favorite logos. They aren’t necessarily in any particular order, but the three pictured above are far and away my favorite marks of all time. I’ve never been satisfied with logos that gain their strength over time or with gradual brand association; for me, a successful mark works right away.