Designing and critiquing logos for web-based companies and startups is a pursuit of endless fascination for many of us. By Jolie O'Dell
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
6 Steps to Building a Better iPhone App
Good designers learn from history
One can foolishly think of history as dusty facts and faded images. And only the foolish child thinks history doesn’t matter, that it’s irrelevant and inessential to growth. By Alexander Ross Charchar
Tips For Working with Photoshop & InDesign
Knowing Photoshop is one thing, but knowing how Photoshop can be used across the whole Adobe Creative Suite is another. By Just Creative Design
How to Further Design in an Organization without Design Management?
With the growing momentum of design thinking and organizations wanting to have a competence in design, more and more designers will find themselves hired in organizations without a design friendly management structure or colleagues sympathetic to the needs of design. By Design Sojourn
Paper to pencil, just like that!
Chilling outside the window
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
10 unusual and creative rulers
Unique and innovative rulers that will help you get accurate measurements. By Toxel
Try air to stay dry
The Air-umbrella with wind power is designed innovative and over fixed idea. By Yanko Design
One clock for all time zones
We all know the look of that wall of international clocks that harried travelers and traders anxiously glance towards. By Core 77
Flippable screen turns laptop into tablet
Whoa-ho! Dell, the onetime producer of boring beige boxes, pulled the wraps off of their new Dell Inspiron Duo yesterday at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. By Core77
2010 Idea
The final event in the IDEA judging is the intense competition for Best of Show. In this first ever behind-the-scenes video of the process, jurors wrangle over four wildly diverse products they've deemed the best of the 2010 entries, acutely aware that their final selection will send a message to the industry about what they value, and where they think design is heading. By Fastcodesign
Using iPad as a Brush, to Create Time-Lapse Light Paintings
Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo.
A beautiful experiment by BERG. By Cliff Kuang
Almost Genius: A Tool Helps Patients Breathe Easy
Oxygen masks are a huge pain. This invention eliminates them altogether. By Cliff Kuang
Sunday, September 12, 2010
40 Tutorials and Techniques for Creating Business Logos
A logo alludes to its company’s identity in its appearance and visual impact; that’s how it starts branding.
Why Apple is the master craftsman
Whatever you may think about Apple, there is no denying that it continues to set new standards for its craft. Craft? By Adam Richardson
20 creative concept cars
Creating concepts for cars helps give designers freedom from creating boring and standard car designs. By Matthew Heidenreich
Gorgeous Packaging Designs and Concepts
Packaging design is all around us. On a day-to-day basis we probably see hundreds of different packaging designs, a high percentage of them being food or drink products; especially when making breakfast, lunch and dinner. By Callum Chapman
Presentation: A few minutes with John Cleese on creativity
Nod Young: Khaki Creative & Design
Based in Beijing, Khaki Creative & Design co-founder and creative director, Nod Young, is a prolific artist whose passion lies in typography and graphic design. By Zara Arshad
Politics please, we;re social dseigners
What happens if design-based social innovation is not just a way of avoiding conventional, explicit politics, but a way of undermining politics altogether? By Core77
Fred Dust presents at TEDX Berkeley
IDEO’s Fred Dust speaks about how people can think and act like designers. He gives examples of how good design doesn’t just look beautiful — it acts differently — and it makes the people who use well-designed products act differently, as well.
How to Build a Better Vital Signs Monitor
By bringing a patient’s vital signs into one system, the EVD helps doctors and nurses to better capture patient information and send it wirelessly to an electronic medical record. By Sars Munday
The Future of Information: Touchscreens EVERYWHERE!
Digital interfaces are going big -- so big pretty soon we might not be able to distinguish between what's real and what's fake, whether we're talking about ads on the street or the reflection in the mirror. By Suzanne Labarre
Can Architecture Help the Elderly Age Gracefully?
Matthias Hollwich thinks so, and he's set up a new program at the University of Pennsylvania to explore how. By Jenara Nerenberg
Women's Prosthetic Limbs as Fashion Accessories
We live in in the post-human world augured by William Gibson. Need proof? Look at all the freakish examples of plastic surgery on TV. Does Heidi Montag look human to you? By Suzanne Labarre
A Magical, Gestural Remote
As TV content blends into the Web, we'll probably need a remote as intuitive -- and button free -- as this one. By Suzanne Labarre
Google Equates "Design" With Endless Testing. They're Wrong
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Never ending pencil
To cut a long story short, what we have here is a simple writing tool called the Continuous Pencil, which can be used till the very end. By Yanko Design
For The Apple Geek Of The Day!
This concept is going to bring smiles to many iGeeks (me included) and keep us lusting for it to become a reality! By Yanko Design
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Clever Crosswalk Squashes Jaywalking
Jaywalking: Everyone does it, so you might as well legalize it. But is there any way to make it less dangerous? By Suzanne Labarre
A Brilliant Touchpad Mouse
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