Researching "rebuses" (rebi ?), stumbled on the logo for the game show Concentration. whooo!
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Cosmic Funnies
NASA
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Kaledo Art
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styofa doing anything
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art blog(derogatory)
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Researching "rebuses" (rebi ?), stumbled on the logo for the game show Concentration. whooo!
a new type of sidewalk scaffolding—"urban umbrella" is making its debut in Toronto at 2 construction sites. pretty impressive!
http://urbanumbrella.com/
fascinating...
An ongoing collection of products with manufacturing errors. (via Errors in Production by Heike Bollig)
Flight of the Conchords - Feel Inside (and stuff like that) + Interviews (by CureKidsNZ)
"Here is an infographic by Best Education Sites that shows how much the internet has changed over the last 10 years with sections on the growth of the internet, internet usage, the number of websites and more." At least one inaccuracy (or outdated statistic) is that Internet Explorer is not currently the most popular browser. Chrome has it beat.
The CN tower light show is actually comprised of slivers of images...
(via CN Tower’s Flashing Images, Unfolding Like a Film Strip | cityscape | Torontoist)
"The 20 irrefutable theories of book cover design" from the Edinburgh book festival
via @DougCoupland
(via The Bathwater » I Met the Walrus)
Yeah that's cool.
(via Ocean Garbage | MastersDegree.net)
99% Invisible is a radio show worth paying for.
What do Designers do?
A bigger, better future.
Creating a bigger better future is at the very heart of design and this fuels the inner passion of designers to innovate new solutions for their clients.
Like the fire keepers in the age of prehistoric man, designers will continue to be the visualizers of the future. We are the agents of change bringing order from chaos, understanding from ignorance, simplicity from complexity. That’s not changing. Nor is the required success mindset so necessary for the creative imagination to innovate a brighter future.
For the most part, designers are an optimistic lot. Designers have a special gift at seeing better things for people way ahead of the status quo. Designers are possibility thinkers asking the “what-if” questions that drive innovation in our human development as well as the global marketplace. That won’t be changing either.
Regardless of the economy and global circumstances we find ourselves in, there is always going to be a demand to design a vision for a bigger, better future. Designers will be at the epicenter of this activity -- leading the way forward.
http://www.brandingstrategyinsider.com/2012/07/the-future-of-brand-design.html
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Music of the Spheres: Kepler Data Become “Six-Planet Sonata”
via scientific american
Wendy by HWKN. Definitely worth a visit this Summer.