Because I can never get enough of this race.

I want a giant spirograph. Hell yes.

If you do anything in Interaction Design this is worth the 20min to watch.

good: Fight Design Jargon: No More ‘Adaptive Executions’ and ‘Brand Articulations’- Adele Peters posted in Design, Graphic Design and Branding Ah, jargon. Sometimes it means something, but there’s usually a clearer and simpler way to say it. Here’s a Tumblr with a few gems from the design industry. A must follow for designers.
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Fight Design Jargon: No More ‘Adaptive Executions’ and ‘Brand Articulations’
- Adele Peters posted in Design, Graphic Design and Branding

Ah, jargon. Sometimes it means something, but there’s usually a clearer and simpler way to say it. Here’s a Tumblr with a few gems from the design industry.

A must follow for designers.

laughingsquid:

10-Year-Old Boy Plays a Rhythmic Drum Beat on a Washing Machine

Deception Pass on Flickr.
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Deception Pass on Flickr.

Ahhh. Aren’t Birds-of Paradise crazy? And it’s all feathers. 

Required viewing for design thinkers.

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American Dream by Ian Ruhter

Ian Ruhter is a tricky man to define: artist, photographer, alchemist, traveler… he fills each role beautifully. This short doc gives a glimpse into Ian’s latest project, a stunning series of images and stories collected while driving across the US in a van-sized camera.

In response to the Under Tomorrows sky brief concept artist Daniel Dociu has developed a series of visions of our future city. In this ‘Urban Tectonic’ series Daniel is exploring the city as a constructed geology. The images can be seen now at MU in Eindhoven, NL. (via UNDER TOMORROWS SKY » UNDER TOMORROWS SKY CONCEPT ART BY DANIEL DOCIU)
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In response to the Under Tomorrows sky brief concept artist Daniel Dociu has developed a series of visions of our future city. In this ‘Urban Tectonic’ series Daniel is exploring the city as a constructed geology. The images can be seen now at MU in Eindhoven, NL. (via UNDER TOMORROWS SKY » UNDER TOMORROWS SKY CONCEPT ART BY DANIEL DOCIU)

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