The following videos might be some of the most compelling, moving and yet indescribable pieces of animation and music as visual art I've ever seen. Animator and borderline-genius Robert Hodgin worked with Processing, an open source programming language to program…
Continue Reading →This is a post I've been looking forward to writing for some time now. Ashley Eyre (local Boulder friend and "Hot Blonde Girl") has been making her bracelets for a while, but just recently launched her website so the whole…
Continue Reading →If any of our readers are in need of a nice dose of warm fuzzies this weekend, we suggest checking out The Love Movement, a collective of artists, designers, teachers and architects newly located in L.A. The formerly Philly-based group…
Continue Reading →Ever wonder what the entire universe would look like, side by side, in a near perfect scale? Camera manufacturer Nikon built this web application entitled Universcale to do just that-- it spans from 'femtometer to light year', putting 40 magnitudes…
Continue Reading →Remember the Sketchel Project? How could you forget those awesome, limited-edition artist series satchels with art by more than 300 of the freshest and most talented artists in the world today? Music-marketing genius Beck just introduced a bag designed by…
Continue Reading →Adriean Koleric, a refreshing designer out Alberta (and a long time favorite of Josh's) has teamed up with a selection of artists and given them free reign over his Monster Lamp. We're thrilled to report that the first featured artist…
Continue Reading →For all the angst that so many of us claim to feel over the eighties, there definitely seems to be little resistance to the throwback era creeping in on us. I don't really know why I've been tainted with such…
Continue Reading →After much encouragement, longtime friend and colleague Alan Graham finally launched a blog! It's officially titled MedHed-- and it's really solid. MedHed (or Media Head) is a daily digest of great design for everyday usage. Alan not only writes about…
Continue Reading →Josh and I are impressed by the online portfolio of Rob Brearley, a graphic designer/art director out of the U.K.. Brearley's balanced, beautiful, and individualistic approach creates just the right amount of allure and simplicity in his identity and promotional…
Continue Reading →If you're a regular reader of the Wired blogs (like I am), you may have noticed the series of redesigns throughout the past few weeks on Wired.com. A site redesign is a big decision for a widely read blog (or…
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