If you don't know about COLOURlovers yet, get thee to this site. If you're already in the know, then you're aware of just what an amazing resource the site has become over the last few years. And what more would…
Continue Reading →You know we get all goobery and excited over tables that do stuff, so the thought of the RGBy table gets us pretty excited, too. Using photo sensors and multicolored LEDs, the table changes color according to the objects placed…
Continue Reading →Some months ago, somewhere in Las Vegas, a set of very lady-like, yet very intoxicated ladies leaned over a table whose surface responded to their touches. They put they're fingers on it (pink!), they wrote their names in it (green!),…
Continue Reading →I don't spend nearly enough time looking around Etsy. Whenever I do stop by to peruse, I find amazing, almost one-of-a-kind buys. I just forget to look. But that will change shortly. Yesterday someone directed me to Etsy's color site,…
Continue Reading →Since we've got such a talented bunch of readers, we thought we'd share a few links to some high-profile design competitions that you should know about (and you probably already do, but just in case). HOW, the graphic design magazine…
Continue Reading →You'd think the first priority doing business in the interactive design industry would be investing in one's own corporate identity-- after all, that's the first place clients look (whether it's your business cards or website) for a showcase of the…
Continue Reading →The Stuntman is an incredible flash game (no doubt a promotion for something) that allows you to throw a little 'stunt guy' around the back alley of an inner city setting. The game starts by pressing a red button to…
Continue Reading →Ever wonder what types of things you talk about with your various email buddies? Or how your email conversations differ with each? Themail is a new tool (unfortunately PC only) that visualizes the contents of your email archive. Each column…
Continue Reading →I Love My Chair, is a great interactive book making project by Sense Worldewide. The soon to be book will contain pictures of reader submitted chairs, along with a short piece of text justifying why it is their favorite. Everyone…
Continue Reading →Shannon South designed this piece of furniture, she calls the "flirt station", to promote person to communication and interaction--through flirting. Two people can share this bench, allowing a natural connection between the window that connects--yet still keeps each individual safe…
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