AUDIO BULLYS - ONLY MAN
Labels: Music
posted by Guille @ 10:05 PM
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A Scanner Darkly | A Designer’s Life
APPLE RESPONDS TO ADOBE'S AD
I need this on a t-shirt, that's all. Oh, and in case it's not clear, the future is Flashless.
Via: DaringFireball
Link: Zeldman
posted by Guille @ 5:00 PM
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RED SHIRTS
Don't want to sound like a little know-it-all but none of the 15 points are exactly new to me. That being said, I think it's really cool how the information is arranged. Q'apla!
Via: This isn't Happiness
Link: Geeks Are Sexy
Labels: Design, Movies, TV Series
posted by Guille @ 6:20 PM
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RETRO IRON MAN
[Opening theme for the 1967/68 Marvel cartoon.]
♬ Tony Stark makes you feel / He's a cool exec with a heart of steel / As Iron Man, all jets ablaze / He fights and smite'n with repulsor rays! / A blaze of power! / Iron Man! / Amazing armor! / Iron Man! ♬Via: F*ckYeahMarvel
Labels: Comics
posted by Guille @ 4:10 PM
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MIXING MUSIC WITH TYPOGRAPHY
Via: TypographieFrom Vimeo: College typographic project celebrating popular song lyrics over the past century. Being a type project the use of imagery was discouraged. I chose to detail some of the most powerful protest songs from the 1930's - 2000's, Billie Holiday's Strange Fruit (1939), Buffalo Springfield's For What Its Worth (1968) and Radiohead's Ideoteque (2000).
Related Post: The Big Bang Typography
Labels: Music, Typography
posted by Guille @ 10:50 AM
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MOVIE QUOTES AS CHARTS AND GRAPHS
Via: io9
Link: FlowingData
Labels: Design, Movies, Quotes
posted by Guille @ 6:55 PM
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE BATMAN SYMBOL
It occurs to me that in addition to all his other various skills, Bruce Wayne is a great logo designer.[1]
Via: LogoDesignLove
Link: History of the Batman logo (Parts 1 to 5)
1. ^ Line blatantly stolen from @gruber
posted by Guille @ 10:00 PM
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THE FUNNY FIELD GUIDE
«In a future full of iPads, iPhone OS 4, next-gen iPhones, and iPod Touches with cameras (plus whatever Gray Powell leaves at a German beer joint next week), a significant portion of your tech life will likely bear an Apple logo--and keep Steve Jobs in the finest stonewashed jeans regionally available. The question isn't, "Do you use Apple devices," but "Which one?" And "Where?" Here's a cut-out-and-keep cheat sheet.»
Via: This isn't happiness
Link My Modern Metropolis
Labels: Apple
posted by Guille @ 1:50 PM
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