Desktop Interaction.. very cool.

POP ART: Cardboard Style

Seattle based artist Micheal Leavitt is making a statement with cardboard. He is using a material as frivolous as cardboard to create life size sculptures of objects that relate directly to sub-cultures of people. I was calling it Pop Art but I think Safe Art may be a better category for it. One could argue the use of the word Art in this equation at all. I mean we all know how large and fanatic the sneaker heads are so by creating cardboard sculptures of some of the most popular models in footwear he is essentially riding the commercial train and exercising his meticulous craft of making these wearable cardboard replicas. cont...

LightScraper

More crazy things people can do with light and color.

How design was Won.

Without computers.. this is how it's done.

Ace This Cake

Full scale replica: Cake Car.

ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT

1999: One employee, $200k > 2006: $150M, 150 employees > LRG.

Old CD Cases: New Use

These are old jewel cases with new inserts Velcroed to the wall. Try it.

Airside: AIRPLOT

Airplot, logo, typeface. Click here, to see the type of thought & creativity it requires to get unique outcomes in a digital world. There is more to the development of logos/typefaces than you know.

A Hustlers Hustler

"Somehow, Joe Ades got people’s attention as the crowds swirled by at the Union Square Greenmarket, on their way to eyeing and buying the produce. He was the white-haired man with the British accent, the expensive European suits and shirts — the man selling the $5 peeler. For carrots. Or potatoes." (click link to see video)

DS Beat-Making

Click above to see demo. For the music heads/gadget kids/and future seekers.. crazy tech, all you need is a DS, KORG DS-10 and Mini KP.

Winner Featured on Video

686 president/creative director breaks down the contest entries.
My winning entry is below:

Tickling the Plastic

Let your tips play too. Scrabble keyboard. DIY at it's finest.

CraZY ColORIZE

Take a color test. Hue-2-Hue.