Announcing the winners of Communication Arts' Interactive Annual 2010: This year our distinguished panel of jurors selected 39 winning projects from 1958 entries.
Showcasing the work of award-winning Indian architect Sanjeev Panjabi, the site reflects his working style—simple, minimalist and precise—while each sketch leads to ... more www.xoxdesign.in
Andrew Zuckerman discusses how multitasking gives him focus, his first job photographing medical oddities and the creativity involved in rearranging furniture.
Confidence, optimism and other ingredients of innovation and economic recovery, rise and fall on some belief in a way forward. But to drive it requires more feel for the shape of the cause and effect of our work.
The Next Move iPhone App for UrbanDaddy "One of the best branded entertainment apps available simply because it ... more
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Brian Stauffer Empathy and insight help an artist discover essential truths. Brian Stauffer's ... more
Marithé and François Girbaud "Crazy World" ad French fashion design duo Marithé and François ... more
Nau "Driven by Design" digital cinema installation Maine-based technical studio Merge recently ... more
Rachel Matts Designer / New York, NY "Work hard and love what ... more
Panasonic outdoor boards With thousands of sensory nerve fibers in the nostrils, trimming nose hair ... more
Jimmy Williams Photography direct mail campaign Sent to creatives at ad agencies and design firms, ... more
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A virtual—for climate action—rally on Washington; it just doesn't get any more appropriate. Earthstock | Virtual Climate Rally. By SS+K.
The Coney Island Experience, on the Andrew Lloyd Weber Love Never Dies site, has a handful of impressively composed arcade games. Sort of (OK, maybe not really) like being there. By Outside Line.
Can't recall life before the iPhone and its myriad of apps? Then these App Magnets might be for you.
Unplggd, where technology and design live harmoniously in your home. From Apartment Therapy.
Big-Ass Message, the name says it all. A big, bold, simple Web app.
Grabba Beast. By Tangible Worldwide.
A Simple Sudoku Solver (with emphasis on the word "simple"—as in interface). By Andrew Hoyer.
A graphic, tree-form data visualization of Google Suggest: What Do You Suggest? By Simon Elvery.
AlphaBattle 2.0. 52 weeks, 26 custom letters. Good fun from LetterCult. Currently taking submissions for B.
Andy Rutledge on Smashing Magazine, "Common Questions About Design Professionalism."
Because people don't already know enough about, uh, just about everyone, there's Rapportive: This browser plugin will replace the text ads that appear in Gmail messages with information about the sender.
The Oscars held few surprises and even fewer laughs, but you might find these Honest Movie Titles for the ten Best Picture nominees entertaining.
CNN.com. The new news. By HUGE.
Probably not the best sound possible, but we're pretty sure anyway that everyone with an iPhone needs designer Matt Richmond's iVictrola.
Um, Twitter for shoppers...? Blippy.
OK, we'll admit we're not quite sure why these might be necessary—or useful. But we know this much: We want them. Nabaztag. A smart rabbit.
Deck: 52 cards and 4 suits reinterpreted using only letters and numbers. By London studio hat-trick design.
Stash Media is publishing a new design annual: Style Frames. Art and video that helped win a pitch (or not). They're looking for submissions. The deadline is soon.
Topsy, a search engine powered by tweets. Breaks down Twitter searches by month, week, day or hour.
"Heart of Stone." A music video, by Chris Do of Blind, for The Raveonettes.