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Sagmeister Inc. just launched their new website and I don’t know what to say other than, they did it again. Featuring a live stream of their studio space with vinyl graphics on the floor which work as the navigation, it allows anyone to lurk on Stefan and his crew anytime.
I found these in my Google Reader shared inbox this morning from my girlfriend. Camilla Engman created these wonderful, and free, gift tags that you can download and print out yourself. Kind of relieved that I don’t have to use the lame ones from Walgreens anymore. Check out the rest of her work too. She…
Do you suck at type? Need a refresher? Or never learned about it at all? FontShop is here to help with Meet Your Type. An e-book with examples of great typography with information on how to properly pair typefaces, use Times New Roman in a new way, and teach type skills in a refreshing, updated…
Ben the Bodyguard took the Twittersphere by storm yesterday around 10:30 EST. Using CSS and Javascript, it creates a unique experience that made a lot of us at the TDP go wow. It does a great way of telling a story without having to click ‘next’ or ‘more’. Check out some more images after the…
This is a video that was put together by Walter C. and his band, the Daylights, after his girlfriend moved across the country. Rather than show her the video directly, they posted it on YouTube and their hope is that it will reach his girlfriend organically. Now that we’ve posted it on here, I’m sure…
I hate to say it. It’s true. But I think our designer t-shirts are way cooler than that Helvetica one. (via Sixrevisions)
Can you imagine getting your first smart-phone at 60 years old? Well designers Clara Gaggero, Adrian Westaway and Jaako Tuomivara are behind the “Out of the Box” concept to combat the problem of learning how to use a complicated handset with a simple solution. This concept is similar to a children’s book where an object…
New Type York is one of my first sites to hit up everyday for some inspiration. James Patrick Gibson, a designer living in New York, documents typography in the city around him. The scale and style of the type varies daily, but each and every one are beautiful in their own way. Its great to…
