Announcing the winners of Communication Arts' Photography Annual 2010: This year our distinguished panel of jurors selected 147 winning projects from 6075 entries.
The online portfolio of German brand and advertising designer Andrej Krahne with a spareness in the interface that relates directly to his understanding of ... more
Stephen Alvarez comments on a series of bizarre shoots, why he usually works on at least two projects at a time and why he doesn’t feel the need to retouch his photographs.
A designer doesn’t necessarily need to start out as a typeface designer—to become one. A number of exceptional type designers had other plans before embarking on careers in the typographic arts.
Despite a ban by the Interior Ministry, tens of thousands of Iranians attend a protest against alleged fraud in the ... more
Ali Mohammadi, photographer Mark Avery, photo editor DOUBLEtruck, ZUMA Press, client
Dorsch Gallery exhibition catalogs UK- and Miami, Florida-based design firm, Bellamy Studio has ... more
Classic Rock 95.3FM print ads DMG Radio Australia celebrates classic rock music with this campaign ... more
Nate Duval Illustrator / Boston, MA "Make a lot of things and ... more
Clean Slate wine packaging New York design studio Wallace Church recently partnered with Winebow ... more
People for Bikes launch campaign With more people riding bikes than ever before, it was the perfect ... more
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Twitter's iPad app features some new UI touches created for the bigger screen, built around media consumption. Tweets meet Web pages, photos and more.
PointStream visualizes 2010 US Open match data and stats in real-time to give you a unique way to see how your favorite players are performing.
Such a cool concept.... Give Your Stuff Away Day.
"Of Two Minds About Books." Paper books. Ebooks. Ideally no one will have to choose; everyone will be able to read the version they like better.
The FWA launched its mobile showcase. Today. FWA Mobile.
Like hamsters? Someone must. Hamstar—a streetwear-inspired clothing line sporting likenesses of the charismatic rodents from the Kia Soul TV spots—is selling like crazy. From David&Goliath and Kia.
It can't be summed up any better than this: "500 years of science, reason and critical thinking via the medium of gross oversimplification, dodgy demarcation, glaring omission and a very tiny font." The Modern Science Map. By Crispian Jago.
"Prison Without Walls," an article on the Atlantic about an increasingly viable (and precise) alternative to conventional incarceration.
Sort of like the Visual Thesaurus, but for news. The Accidental News Explorer, an app for the constantly curious. By Brendan Dawes.
TransferBigFiles.com has created the first iPhone App to send high-quality HD Videos wirelessly from your phone.
GOOD asks and graphically answers the question: Are books or e-readers more environmentally friendly?
BETC Euro RSCG, has developed software that can create mediocre ads in just ten seconds—instead of hours of strategic meetings and production.
The subject of the coming-soon book by Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers: Collaborative Consumption. The consumer shift, explained briefly in What's Mine is Yours, is an appealing concept based on sharing, bartering, lending, trading, renting, gifting and swapping redefined through technology and peer communities.
On ColourLovers: "Colors of the Social World (Wide Web) [Infographic + Video]." A very, um, colorful look at how people identify their digital selves.
StumbleSafely. A mapping project that helps people in Washington DC get home safely—drunk or sober—by identifying crime areas close to bars and metro stops. Ingeniously simple. By Ian Cairns.
Twizzlers? Or Red Vines? There doesn't seem to be any middle ground in that debate? Maybe this will change some minds: Red Vines World of Sharing.
Put.io fetches, stores and streams media files that you can access from any device.
Mashable reports on Life After Google: 15 Startups Founded by Ex-Employees.
Is there anything that Google doesn't do? Call phones from Gmail.
The Poster Cabaret features select gems by the late Charley Harper.