Julien Canavezes hails from Paris, and I have to admit-- I'm a little disappointed I don't know how to read French, because his website is full of great content, and I just can't decipher the text portion. Besides being an…
Continue Reading →Christopher Cox, friend and fellow Spear Collective member recently launched his new portfolio and once again our hats are off-- it's very slick (don't worry, it's not nearly as hard to navigate as his desk, shown here). His new site…
Continue Reading →If you're anything like me, you thrive on accumulating massive amounts of information and data. I can tell you how much I spent on gas in March 2005. While sites such as del.icio.us help you aggregate bookmarks, and programs such…
Continue Reading →We have to admit we're going to miss our friend Chean Wei Law's old portfolio site-- but the new one is just as impressive. If you don't remember Undoboy, he created those super-fun Super-bastard box figures. His new identity is…
Continue Reading →Our good friends at Joy Engine (Boulder's buzziest boutique and art gallery)have been running high on zing and low on zzz's as they put the final touches on freshest addition to the family: an online extension of the store that…
Continue Reading →I'm sure many (if not all of you) have seen those pay-per-use charging stations at airports recently. Doesn't that make you mad-- or at the very least puzzled-- that airports are trying to charge you to juice up your electronic…
Continue Reading →One of our favorite designers up in the Great White North, Eric Chan, has just revamped his Eepmon site. A couple of months ago, we took a liking to his old site (and its contents)-- but I have to say,…
Continue Reading →As Josh mentioned in his design:related post, we've seen a huge jump in the introduction of niched social networks recently. It will be interesting to see which ones take off, and which ones end up on the cutting room floor.…
Continue Reading →We're definitely seeing a clear trend towards more authentic feeling art and design related social networking sites-- (Humble Voice, Coroflot to name a few). Design:related is the newest on the block-- and its sleek design feels promising. While I don't…
Continue Reading →Just like I thought Google Earth was the next 'sliced bread,' I'm really excited about what 3D Live Stats is doing to change the way we view our website data. Long gone are the days of interpreting spreadsheets and 2D…
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