Different powerstrip.
Via picocool.
Archive for the ‘Creativity’ Category
Electric Man Cord Outlet
Saturday, March 14th, 2009Daddy Cool, Gustav Martner
Saturday, March 14th, 2009From Farfar Academy
Not everything in Sweden is about Stockholm. Check into the west coast scene and you find the great interactive agency Daddy. We had a quick chat with Daddys Creative Partner and Co-Founder Gustav Martner.
Is there any fast lane to success, crazy clients, loads of money and kick ass creatives?
Yes, but only Nicke Bergström knows about it.
Go READ IT! It’s great. Big up to Linda for making the interview.
MC TXT
Saturday, March 14th, 2009
Folklore, Baldi, NYC (aka Never Yet Contested) and Rick Vindaloo, with the support of technological ringmaster Paul Notzold, comprise hip hop act MC TXT. By encouraging the audience to send text messages to a large screen on stage, these mobile-minded emcees floss their freestyle skills by weaving the messages into their rhymes. The result is a uniquely interactive, jaw-droppingly seamless set that signals a new approach to live hip hop.
Interesting way to make a show more interactive.
Via Next Great Thing.
Using a semicolon is like barbecuing:
Monday, March 9th, 2009I’m never quite sure I’m doing it correctly.
Copied straight from Blank is Like Blank. Which seems not to be updated anymore, sadly. But I came to think of this one when I used a semi-colon in the last post.
Challenging old design
Sunday, March 8th, 2009What if a radiator serves more purposes, and doesn’t look like it always have?
from the core77 blog:
It’s freezing in New York, so go warm up at MAD’s newest show, “Totally Rad.” Rad, as in radiators. Yes, it’s a show about radiators.
It’s curated by Karim Rashid, and the thirty designs are (believe it) surprisingly innovative — one stores towels (ahhhh… warm towels…) and one is a free-standing mini bamboo forest. The show’s about making something functional and unobtrusive into something kind of the opposite: art. Admittedly a touchy subject in design, but one that’s at least fun to look at.
The show (up through May 17) opens the museum’s Design and Innovation gallery, which will focus on short-term trend shows like this one, so stay tuned.
Honey, Manufacturer: Caleido, 2006
Pellicano, Manufacturer: Caleido, 1994
One more
Sunday, March 1st, 2009Mixing reality with technology, very effective.
reversed
Saturday, February 21st, 2009Colbert report in the house
Friday, February 20th, 2009Remixed.
Yo that kern is tight!
Thursday, February 19th, 2009
Gotta love it. I want one! Click the image for the link.