Windows of New York is a project by graphic designer José Guizar. Such a simple idea and so beautifully executed. Check out José’s other work as well. I’m especially a fan of his Lucha Libre beer.
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Digital shit.
I’m not afraid to admit it, Twitter isn’t my favorite form of social media. In fact, I’d say it ranks around 8 or 9 for me. However, there are days when things like this come along and I just can’t help but love it.
I absolutely love this site. It’s simple, clever, and effective. Next time you put your foot in your mouth, try sending this as your apology link. emergencycompliment.com/#
Scriptogr.am, an interesting new tool for writers who blog. It takes the hassel out of web publishing. Learn more about it here.
Hello everyone, I’ve been traveling abroad for the past month, and sadly too busy to post. My apologies. I’m back and thought it fitting to start off with a post about an airline. Enjoy.
Anna Kövecses, in colaboration with Boulder, Colorado based Victors and Spoils put together this theoretical redesign for struggling American Airlines. It’s main focus is to convey an aura of safety. An approach that seems so intuitive, yet I’ve never seen it done before. Read more about the project, and the controversial agency that commissioned the work on fastcodesigns.com.
The guys over at B-Reel are constantly coming up with some crazy awesome shit. Their latest project, a collaboration with Google Chrome and the Science Museum, London is just so damn genius. It’s a series of 5 Chrome experiments that are open to everyone online, but also live in the Science Museum, London. Go check it out for yourself at chromeweblab.com
Shiny Happy Julie is a beautiful, happy girl who is now suffering from a brain tumor. The treatment is staggeringly expensive, and not covered by insurance. Her friends and family have come together and created this website to help raise the $15,000 needed for treatment. Julie needs your help. Any donation amount is great. Please give, and tell your friends. Together we can make a difference in young woman’s life.
We’re all familiar with Etsy and Threadless, sites that make it easy to set up an online store front, but now there’s a new shop in town, Shop Locket. This site is built off of the premise that you’ve more than likely already established an online presence, so why create yet another online space for yourself? Shop Locket allows users to essentially create widgets for their products that can then be embedded into their existing online social profile/s. It’s an interesting concept that is probably better explained in this video.
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One page product wizard.
Via – Wired Design
Farmer & Farmer is an interesting little site that serves up essays relating to humans and technology. It’s curated by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar, and written by leaders in technology and the arts.
