Maria Corte Illustration : Annu Kilpeläinen Back to the Futurist: Anab Jain EmailShare 39EmailShare The fourth post of the Back to the Futurist series is dedicated to Anab Jain. Previous in Series: Liam Young Who is Anab Jain? Anab is a designer, entrepreneur, TED Fellow and the founder of Superflux, a multidisciplinary design company based in London, UK and Ahmedabad, India. Follow Anab on Twitter: @anabjain Interview Which futurists past and present inspire you and why? Growing up India, and specializing in film at a design school started by Ray and Charles Eames, I have been hugely influenced by a number of notable image-makers and storytellers who worked to create radical visions of the future. Still from Solaris Solaris Poster Brueghel’s painting ‘Hunters in the Snow’ as seen in Solaris Another important inspiration is the avant-garde design group ‘Superstudio’, whose radical visions of a world devoid of architecture threw light on an economically wounded Italy in the post-war world. Superstudio’s ‘Third City: New York of Brains, 1971. Neither. ARK radio
Jon Boam flickr twitter some things - tumblr S6- shop contact Following (149) happy animal friends Burgers #Jon Boam, #Burger Dude, #Burgerac illustration work #Jon Boam, #Illustration, Serge Seidlitz PDF Portfolio Download a high-resolution print quality PDF of ’s portfolio. mydébut account holders can create custom PDFs by exporting their lightboxes. Please note the usage of this PDF is subject to the Client Terms & Conditions. Request Portfolio Complete this form to send a request for a print portfolio. Fields in blue are required. An English/ German hybrid, born in Kenya in 1977, Serge Seidlitz grew up traveling between the UK and Asia, where a diet of MTV & Mad magazine fuelled Serge Seidlitz's desire to become an illustrator. Serge Seidlitz won an Association of Illustrators (UK) Gold Award 2006. Illustration related events/projects include the on-going Doodlearth project, involving illustrators from around the globe. Previous clients include: Vodafone, Barclays Bank, Robinsons, Firstbank, Discovery Channel, KFC, Match.com, Honda, The Economist, Dorling Kindersley, LA Times, Shell Oil, British Airways, Gardenburger, Star Wars/Lucas and many many more.
Datavisualization.ch At long last, we have documented trips on Citi Bike. Rides are displayed as point-to-point journeys (not routed in the street grid – yet) and are rendered in color based on whether the rider was an annual or casual user. This visualization was produced using journey data from Tuesday, September 17th at 12 midnight and Wednesday, September 18th at midnight. The weather was mild, with highs in the 60s and lows in the 50s. Some points to watch: > Port Authority, Grand Central and Penn Station rushes at 6am > Post-work leisure rides > Transit delays throughout the day (taken from MTA's feed) > Heavy annual member use in Brooklyn > Tourist rides on Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge > Stations along the FDR during morning commute > Long trips from Brooklyn to the Upper East Side > Casual users surging in mid afternoons > Riding pairs throughout, but especially noticeable in the afternoons and right after midnight > Heavy post-midnight travel in Brooklyn
BERRRRRRRRRRRTO FOJJJJJJJJJJJJJJO Flavorwire As you already know, The Avengers is pretty much already the people’s choice movie of the year, and has inspired all manner of pop culture tributes in recent months, from the relatively high brow to the delightfully low brow. Well, here’s just one more for you to add to the list, and it comes with a bonus — in addition to being a charming idea, these cute Avengers-themed cocktails, created by the genius mind (and great illustrator) behind The More I Arty, actually look pretty delicious. And hey, a sampling of your favorite before you go see the film in 3-d might just improve the experience. [via Pop Chart Lab]