Free Quality Font Foundry:exljbris:
Mmmmmm.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Friday, November 23, 2007
The Beard Cap - get yours knitted now!
Great for farming in the snow. And keeping your (fake) moustache warm.
From Craft Magazine's blog.
This is not a promise to make one.
From Craft Magazine's blog.
This is not a promise to make one.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Google Share this
Not sure why this hasn't been announced but it looks like a thing that could be a very easy way of doing arblognot
Share This
Share This
Juce Analytics
Aparently a good blog about Data Analysis, but now with an added feature - really nice templates for standard charts: http://www.juiceanalytics.com/apps/
The blog is here
The blog is here
Friday, November 16, 2007
FE-Mittelschrift (kottke.org)
Erik Spiekermann appears again!
FE-Mittelschrift (kottke.org)
"The official typeface for our license plates is now called FE-Mittelschrift, with FE meaning it is Fälschungs-Erschwert, i.e. difficult to forge. Apparently car thieves, terrorists and notorious law-breakers had been exploiting DIN's geometric construction principle and turning E into F or 3 into 8 etc by simply using a bit of black tape or white paint."
FE-Mittelschrift (kottke.org)
"The official typeface for our license plates is now called FE-Mittelschrift, with FE meaning it is Fälschungs-Erschwert, i.e. difficult to forge. Apparently car thieves, terrorists and notorious law-breakers had been exploiting DIN's geometric construction principle and turning E into F or 3 into 8 etc by simply using a bit of black tape or white paint."
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Helvetica. Period.
"The 50s ad has too many exclamation points, lots of wedding-invitation-style script, and it's very cheesy.
Now, look at this, a few years later.
Same product. A big glass of cold, refreshing, crisp Coke. And in Helvetica bold:
'The real thing. Period.
Coke. Period.
Any questions?
Of course not."
Helvetica rocks. And Michael Beirut works for Pentagram (career profile here). He contributes to Design Observer.
Also, the film is out on DVD on 26 November. Yay :)
Now, look at this, a few years later.
Same product. A big glass of cold, refreshing, crisp Coke. And in Helvetica bold:
'The real thing. Period.
Coke. Period.
Any questions?
Of course not."
Helvetica rocks. And Michael Beirut works for Pentagram (career profile here). He contributes to Design Observer.
Also, the film is out on DVD on 26 November. Yay :)
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Songza!
OK this is rather cool. Search for artists/tracks and it 'just finds them'. I think it may pull in audio from YouTube videos but I'm not sure yet. Lovely interface though:
As they rather pithily put it:
As they rather pithily put it:
"Songza - The music search engine & internet jukebox. Listen. Now."
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Tate in aqua, olive, mustard and black
Tate's branding, including their 18 shade corporate colour scheme
Test the colour of your cooking
This company is about to buy Pantone apparently. They make colour guides for various food products, including the Frozen French Fry standard and the Frozen Cherry Colour standard.
I wonder what Pantone colour a semi-cooked chip is? I'm thinking 601C.
I wonder what Pantone colour a semi-cooked chip is? I'm thinking 601C.
Friday, November 09, 2007
Buy this NOW!!!!!!
Officially the coolest thing I've seen for a while.
An SD card for you camera which not only holds 2 gigs of data but also provides you with wifi access to said data.
You can set your computer to wirelessly download the pictures whenever the camera gets into range, and you can even set it to automagically upload them to flickr when it does...
EYE-FI
An SD card for you camera which not only holds 2 gigs of data but also provides you with wifi access to said data.
You can set your computer to wirelessly download the pictures whenever the camera gets into range, and you can even set it to automagically upload them to flickr when it does...
EYE-FI
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Monday, November 05, 2007
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