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by diane zerr
While it may be considered NSFW, I am in teenage-mode with giggles over this illustration for USA Today. I’m not the only one, right?
07.08.2011
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by bryony
Tesco has set up virtual shops in a South Korea subway station. People scan QR codes with their smart phone and groceries are delivered to their house. Video and story at the link.
07.08.2011
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by armin
IcoBeer, a series of semi-deconstructed beer bottle illustrations by Iñaki Soria.
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by armin
O Campo (The Field), a series of satellite photographs “by” Joachim Schmid that show the irregularly shaped soccer fields found within the dense cities of Brazil. (Update: Now with an image).
07.08.2011
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by armin
A tad too American for my taste but nonetheless this is an amazingly detailed illustration by Charis Tsevis for a series of t-shirts for Nike Soccer 2011. Photos of the tee and more details at the link.
07.08.2011
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by armin
Couldn’t verify if this is real or who did it but, even as a concept, it’s pretty clever.
07.08.2011
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by niki blaker
A time lapse of the MLB All-Star logo being painted in center field of Chase Field in preparation for the MLB All-Star game.
07.07.2011
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by niki blaker
A fascinating read on web user experience and design as it relates to Joe, a man who has never used a computer before.
07.07.2011
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by armin
A prototype developed by researchers at the University of Exeter prints chocolate in 3D. Prints. Chocolate. I would draw a 100% black rectangle filling a letter size page, hit print, and position myself strategically under the printing nozzle.
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