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[fyeah-editorial-design]

Cool book design. I like the texture you get on that kind of materials

[sibijohnmat]

[linxspiration]

Inspiring Examples Of Minimal Interior Design 3

[clientsfromhell]

I work as a freelance graphic designer. Last year, I was asked by a local politician to make an election flyer for him.

Client: Can you put “Let’s meet on Facebook” on my flyer.

Me: Of course! And can they find you with your name or with something else?

Client: I don’t have a Facebook, I think it just looks professional.

Me: …

He kept insisting, so I did it.

[sibijohnmat]

[hopeless-gypsy]

[enochliew]

The Tent by a21 studio

The steep roof with thick thatch is a response to the site that gets intense heat from the West throughout the year.

[khrabrykh]

Building An iPad App For Bjork | Scott Snibbe

As the child of sculptors, interactive artist Scott Snibbe knew he wanted to work in haptic technology from a young age. As an installation artist and app developer, who’s worked on projects for major players like James Cameron and Björk, Snibbe continues to prove that the screen can be truly limitless.

Find out why he thinks art helps explain the meaning of reality in our behind-the-scenes documentary.

[khrabrykh]

In Order to Control - Interactive Installation

Interactive Installation Exhibition Venues: Nutrecht Rail Factory & Trouw Amsterdam Freemote’11 & Fiber Festival / Netherlands

A text discussing about the threshold on ethics and morality was looping on the floor, people who step on the typographic area to read it, realize them selves on the wall and the interaction process starts.

Everything that’s legal is not always fair. Everything that’s fair is not always legal.

You can read the whole text in the link below: notabenevisual.com/?p=443

[khrabrykh]

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[khrabrykh]

Night Walk in Marseille

In close relationship with MediaMonks, yellowBird, part of Getlogic group of companies,  is proud to announce an new 360º project for Google: the Marseille Nightwalk. The Night Walk is a loosely guided tour through the streets of Marseille on one vibrant and beautiful evening. Night Walk starts you out in a small alley in the neighborhood Cours Julien and works a lot like Street View — you can look around in every direction and click wherever you want to zoom in or move ahead. In this case, a tour guide will introduce you to the city as you move along, directing you to look at art, landmarks, and gorgeous views, among much more.

https://nightwalk.withgoogle.com/en/home

[justbeingnamaste]

[sibijohnmat]

Eidos Superhuman Senses Gear

To determine whether or not Eidos has grounds to call itself "superhuman" I forced the gear to undergo rigorous, yet fair, questioning and testing. Me: Eidos, the word "superhuman" designates some sort of skill or trait enhancement that the average--

[sibijohnmat]

This Brilliantly Designed Alarm Clock Wakes You by Brewing a Cup of Coffee

Tired of being awoken by talk radio or the dulcet default chimes of your smartphone? Maybe you'd like a nice cup of Ethiopia Yirgacheffe instead? The Barisieur is here to help. Or at least it will be when British designer Joshua Renouf gets it to market at an estimated price of £250 ($405 on our side of the pond).

[karenhurley]

Lettering by Jessica Hische for ads for California Pizza Kitchen. Draftfcb Chicago Via

[designed-forlife]

[sibijohnmat]

Home office workspace!!

[enochliew]

Reflection Field by Phillip K. Smith

By day, the monolithic mirrored volumes are prisms of earth and sky. By night, they become expansive fields of colour.

[enochliew]

Crofthouse by James Stockwell Architect

The brief was to deliver a house with full outlook to, and shelter from, the coastal vistas in all directions.