Looks like a humble co-worker of ours had a hand in the beautiful redesign of MSNBC.com. Great job, Cameron!
“A work of art is when form and content are indistinguishable.The Master speaks in a well done piece by film title specialists Imaginary Forces.
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I find this to be the true definition of “social networking”.
I love JQuery.
Here is a JQuery plugin that dynamically changes the leading of paragraphs as the measure changes. It’s getting easier and easier to create beautiful typography on the web.
In honor of the upcoming holiday, our one year old daughter has introduced what we affectionately call “Monster Face”.
Be afraid, Be very afraid.
:)
Are Porsche’s designers lazy, or have they simply been evolving perfection over the last thirty-five or so years?
Click to watch the evolution of the Porsche 911
Great article on how to talk to your partners in order to build trust.
How to disarm 10 difficult client observations/requests
“If you don’t raise the bar, how will you ever know your potential?”L. Tom Perry, in his talk at the Priesthood session of General Conference
Great article from the extremely useful site, Smashing Magazine.
Funny sign found on the chocolate shop at Gardner Village last week.
(Would have been even better if they: 1. didn’t feel the need to explain the joke; and 2. didn’t create a typographical mess that makes my eyes bleed.)
Wrong. I win.
See the Ariel Atom on YouTube
“There is yet another problem: the curse of individuality. Designers have to make an individual stamp, their mark, their signature. And if different companies manufacture the same type of item, each must do it differently to allow for its product to be distinguished from the others’. A mixed curse, individuality, for through the desire to be different come some of our best ideas and innovations. But in the world of sales, if a company were to make the perfect product, any other company would have to change it—which would make it worse—in order to promote its own innovation, to show that it was different. How can natural design work under these circumstances? It can’t.”From the book, “The Design of Everyday Things” by Donald Norman speaking about the forces that work against evolutionary design
The Love Loaf
My mother-in-law gave my wife and I a bread maker when we got married. We were happily baking bread one day when we sliced open this loaf and found a little surprise inside. Of course, we had to preserve the moment in pictures.
Find a need and fill it.
This is a moving story of ingenuity and adaptation and an inspiration to those of us that are looking for ways to push beyond our normal limits to do great things.
William Kamkwamba on building a windmill
Submitted for Cameron’s “Influential Inspiration Initiative”
Inspired: Church Magazines in the 1960s
Things to do when you have all the time in the world…
If only our prisons were filled with such creative types…
If you love cars as much as I do, this is a nice repository of awesome automotive photography for your desktop.
Chris, this one’s for you.
