a buisness card in meat

a business card in meat for survival training company..

See the full story and post at graphic - exchange

http://www.graphic-exchange.com/03identity.htm

The making of the Toshiba Space Chair

http://grey.co.uk/film/
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/29575/making-of-toshiba-space-chair

Chris Jordan pictures some shocking stats

Ikea Facebook storefront

That’s why IKEA’s recent Facebook campaign is so awesome. The Swedish furniture company opened a new store in Malmo, Sweden and rather than spread the word the old-fashioned way, they decided to go directly to the people using Facebook.





An account was created for the store manager at the Malmo store. Over a two-week period, showroom images were uploaded to his Facebook photo album. Using the all-popular “tagging” feature, customers were able to locate items in the pictures and put their name on it. The first person to tag an object got to take it home.

The word spread through Facebook (Facebook) and users started embedding links and images in their own profiles and across news feeds. In turn, thousands and thousands of users willingly promoted IKEA and its new store to others, creating a big win for IKEA.

[via CNET]

Jonathan Parson Motion Reel

New motion reel from Jonathan Parson MUTEGRAB.
Check this out!!!!

Landmine Ketchup

"Using a ketchup sachet, we demonstrated the horrific nature of living in a land mine affected country and how much a part of everyday life that horror is. The idea is simple: as you tear open the sachet you also rip through the child's leg and the ketchup inside pours out like blood."

Designed by Publicis Mojo.

Here

New York loves its trademark

New York loves its trademark

New York officials show no mercy in their bid to protect the “I ♥ New York” logo. The trademark, supplied free of charge by graphic designer Milton Glaser in 1976, helps beckon 140 million tourists to the Empire State each year. As others tried to tap the design over the years, state legal eagles have filed close to 3,000 trademark objections.

From: http://www.logodesignlove.com/i-love-new-york-logo

80 geek -T-shirts

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/creative-tshirt-you-can-buy-online/

45 Strange and Funny Photoshop Manipulations – A weird combination!!

Check more of these out HERE

Krzysztof Domaradzki portfolio

Incredible Great Talented ARTIST and Designer.. Check this out!!!!

http://www.studiokxx.com

Leaves to illustrate

Christoph Niemann's illustrations have appeared on the covers of The New Yorker .......

He just uses leaves to illustrate his work
Here

Track Your T-Shirt

T-Shirt

Cool website that shows you the T-Shirt industry, very playful. Check it out .

The Reinvention of the Wheel

Compactable Urban Bycicle designed to save space
when it is being transported or it is not in use

CTRLALTSHIFT

Ctrl.Alt.Shift Film Competition Winner: No Way Through from Ctrl.Alt.Shift on Vimeo.

Following our launch in June 2008, we embarked on a mission to fight social and global injustice. As well as exposing madness and bringing the world to rights on the website and magazine we took action against countries restricting the travel of people living with HIV and highlighted the 50 million women missing in India. Given our love for all things art, music and culture, we teamed up with Vice, BALTIC, Sadlers Wells, and launched a film project which resulted in five shorts which are now touring festivals.



http://www.ctrlaltshift.co.uk/

coca cola "The Real Story Behind The Real Thing"

http://www.coca-colaconversations.com/my_weblog/2009/11/cnbc-special-the-real-story-behind-the-real-thing.html

Last supper rubic's Cube art

Created using 4050 cubes as pixels and measuring 8.5 feet x 17 feet, the Rubik's Cube Last Supper was created by artist(s) at Toronto's Cube Works.

Inhabitat web blog

Inhabitat.com is a weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future.

Lego House Come Down

Logo House come down


The start of the LEGO HOUSE

A wearable device

I really want one for Chrismas!!!
http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/481

This demo, from Pattie Maes' lab at MIT (and spearheaded by her student Pranav Mistry), was the buzz of TED2009. Sixth Sense is a wearable device with a projection screen that paves the way for profound, data-rich interaction with our environment. Imagine Minority Report and then some. (Recorded in February 2009 in Long Beach, California. Duration: 08:42.)

Kellogg's laser logo

Kellogg's has developed a hi-tech method to stamp out imitation cereals - by branding Corn Flakes with the company logo.

The new technology enables the firm - which makes 67 million boxes of Corn Flakes every year - to burn the famous signature onto individual flakes using lasers.

Font capture

Create a font from your own handwriting

At fontcapture.com you can create a font from your very own handwriting. There's no software to download and install, all you need is a printer and a scanner. Simply fill in the font template, scan and upload it to our website, and download your completed font. The fonts you create using fontcapture.com can be used on both Windows and Mac computers.

http://www.fontcapture.com/

Google Map Typewriter

The Google Maps Typewriter Machine is a new typographic online tool.

It’s an open source experiment, using the Google satellite view to find letters, numbers, and other glyphs shapes on the face of the earth.

http://www2.ub.edu/cursusductus/femfum/maps.google.cat/

Harry Campbell

Harry Campbell

Love Letters to the future

We've launched!

Announcing the start of our time capsule's future.

The is the beginning of our project to send Love Letters to the Future. You've joined us at the start of our five week blitz. Five weeks from now, we lock the time capsule for 100 years!
to read more...

Stefan Sagmeister on what he has learned

1. Helping other people helps me.
2. Having guts always works out for me.
3. Thinking that life will be better in the future is stupid. I have to live now.
4. Organising a charity group is surprisingly easy.
5. Being not truthful always works against me.
6. Everything I do always comes back to me.
7. Assuming is stifling.
8. Drugs feel great in the beginning and become a drag later on.
9. Over time I get used to everything and start taking for granted.
10. Money does not make me happy.
11. My dreams have no meaning.
12. Keeping a diary supports personal development.
13. Trying to look good limits my life.
14. Material luxuries are best enjoyed in small doses.
15. Worrying solves nothing.
16. Complaining is silly. Either act or forget.
17. Everybody thinks they are right.
18. If I want to explore a new direction professionally, it is helpful to try it out for myself first.
19. Low expectations are a good strategy.
20. Everybody who is honest is interesting.

Richard St. John's 8 secrets of success

Stefan Sagmeister: The power of time off

http://www.ted.com/talks/stefan_sagmeister_the_power_of_time_off.html