We've been hearing about Esquire's Augmented Reality issue, by Psyop and The Barbarian Group, for weeks. Judging by this video tour, it's not like any print magazine we've ever seen.

Scroll Clock. Uh, yep, it's composed entirely of scroll bars.

A visual treat from illustrator Christoph Niemann and nature.

Bird. By Andrew Zuckerman. Just... beyond words.

"The [Condensed] Google Story" by Nick Scott Studio.

A very animated, short baseball film by illustrator James Blagden: Dock Ellis & The LSD No-No.

Animatedly capturing the concept of making the world a cleaner place, "Orbit: Clean It Up" by EVB (with art by Goons) for Wrigley's.

The bane of type aficionados, discussed in the New York Times.

We hear a Christian group is boycotting Gap on the grounds that its holiday campaign (by CP+B) downplays the word Christmas. We feel they're overlooking a bigger issue: It's the most annoying campaign—ever.

Surely everyone has a photo or two (or more) that they can submit to this site: RandomCreepyGuy.com.

This video clearly answers the question, What is Google Wave? In just over two minutes.

We're wondering if Microsoft paid this kid (if they haven't, they should)... he even sort of looks like Bill Gates: "Will's Windows 7 Rising."

Finally, a good reason to be on Facebook surfaces: On MSNBC.com, "Facebook message frees NYC robbery suspect."

New type foundry in Berlin. Welcome Mota Italic.

Reality check from Russell Davies: The Internet isn't killing anything.

Everything you wanted to know about Frederic and Bertha Goudy—and Goudy fonts.

For those who care to see them, numbers are everywhere. Exquisite Clock. Created and developed by Joao Henrique Wilbert and Andy Cameron of Fabrica—with a database growing by users.

Business models that drive social change (providing careers and incomes while changing the world). Designism 4.0. Wednesday November 18. At the ADC Gallery in NYC.

Though it just dawned on us that the New Year rings in a new decade, Newsweek’s been pondering it for some while. The Decade in Rewind.

OK...we still have no idea what a Bubole is, but making one was pretty cool. By Hipopotam.