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by doug bartow
AIGA Orlando’s ‘Love by Design’ response to the Pulse tragedy is inspiring.
06.17.2016
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by niki blaker
Not only does this Adult Swim site have a really fun and crazy web interface, but the playlist so far isn’t half bad.
Bonus link: Check out Adult Swim’s web developer application
06.17.2016
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by armin
Due to the Brand Nieuwe Conference next week I won’t be posting to Quipsologies until June 27. Sorry, y’all. You are in the good hands of our contributing Quipsologists.
06.16.2016
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by armin
Whoah: Some sequences from 2001: A Picasso Odyssey “rendered in the style of Picasso using Deep Neural Networks based style transfer.”
06.15.2016
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by armin
Monotype remasters the 100-year-old Johnston typeface for Transport for London.
06.15.2016
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by armin
I want a Drip Printer! Developed by Ted Kinsman at RIT’s College of Imaging Arts & Sciences, the printer prints one drop per second with adjustable densities to achieve halftones.
06.14.2016
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by armin
2016 AICP Sponsor Reel by Method Design. No idea how this relates to the sponsors but I could watch two hours worth of whatever is going on here.
06.14.2016
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by doug bartow
SFMOMA reopened last month with “Typeface to Interface: Graphic Design from the Collection” as one of 19 special exhibitions on view.
06.14.2016
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by doug bartow
Mechanical engineer Tony Zentil has a fully-funded Kickstarter for a variety of well-designed and really cool multi-tool belt-buckles aimed at skateboarders, snowboarders, and motorcyclists.
06.13.2016
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by armin
A look at the buzzy “tall” edition of The New York Times Magazine that set all of its content sideways on the publication to create an extra sense of tallness.
06.13.2016
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