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May
10th
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abteen:

This custom, hands free Super Mario level plays some sweet music. This makes me so happy.
May
9th
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The poster shows all accidents happened 1998 and 2003. (via catalogtree 4.0)
The poster shows all accidents happened 1998 and 2003. (via catalogtree 4.0)
May
8th
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LifeMap (via ritwikdey)
LifeMap (via ritwikdey)
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kiyo:  “‘The Form of Facts and Figures,’ developed by Christian Behrens in the Interface Design program at Potsdam University of Applied Sciences. Its goal is the development of of a design pattern taxonomy for the field of data visualization and information design.” (via The form of facts and figures | Well-formed data)

kiyo:

“‘The Form of Facts and Figures,’ developed by Christian Behrens in the Interface Design program at Potsdam University of Applied Sciences. Its goal is the development of of a design pattern taxonomy for the field of data visualization and information design.” (via The form of facts and figures | Well-formed data)
May
7th
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May
6th
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Designers must question, evaluate, and discriminate. Always.
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Instead of building the usual wank agency website Modernista! have utilised the tools of web 2.0.  The best way to get what I’m on about is to take a look at the site.  (via Noisy Decent Graphics: Good agency website shock)

Instead of building the usual wank agency website Modernista! have utilised the tools of web 2.0.

The best way to get what I’m on about is to take a look at the site.

(via Noisy Decent Graphics: Good agency website shock)

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May
5th
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brocatus:  
hydeordie: this was made for me! Nice scenario-driven design

brocatus:

hydeordie: this was made for me!

Nice scenario-driven design

May
2nd
Fri
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To truly appreciate the elegance of this bar (and why I spent far too long writing this post), you’d have to contrast it with the last 40+ years, where we’ve had everything from random displays of information to gratuitous visual noise that began to look like an all day news broadcast, complete with scrolling marquis and unnecessary logos.  I think someone got it right this year. (via poetpainter: The Super Bowl and Information Design?)
To truly appreciate the elegance of this bar (and why I spent far too long writing this post), you’d have to contrast it with the last 40+ years, where we’ve had everything from random displays of information to gratuitous visual noise that began to look like an all day news broadcast, complete with scrolling marquis and unnecessary logos. I think someone got it right this year. (via poetpainter: The Super Bowl and Information Design?)