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This week, a few of us from The Donut Project will be moving on to a new project. A site devoted to practicing our writing, composing our thoughts and sharing our opinions on design, technology & life: The Twentieth. As of this post, The Donut Project is no longer. It has served us well as…
Yesterday, legend Hillman Curtis passed away at age 51 of cancer. His loss will be felt by many in the variety of industries he touched. Curtis had a long career as a musician, designer, author… and most recently a filmmaker, which is how I came to know of him. Curtis’ Artist Series videos inspired me…
Watch this while you can. Because under SOPA, this video would be illegal, and they could remove YouTube.com if youtube fails to proactively censor each user, along with this website.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, check out this video from Fight for the Future explaining the new bill: SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act. The bill’s concept is to give the power to large Hollywood entertainment corporations to sue any website that has ANY copywritten material on it, whether it’s posted by…
Lately, I’ve listened to very little music at work because I’ve been listening to the many great podcasts produced by 5by5: an Internet broadcasting network put together by Dan Benjamin. The podcast network has a nice variety of topics, ranging from web design, to tech rumors, to diets — but they’re all relevant to developer/creative…
The Daily launches today, with the mission to provide the best news experience by combining world-class storytelling with the unique interactive capabilities of the iPad. Led by Editor-in-Chief Jesse Angelo and Publisher Greg Clayman, The Daily is a category first: a tablet-native national news brand built from the ground up to publish original content exclusively…
In honor of our friend Mikey Burton announcing he’s going out on his own into the wilderness of freelance, I wanted to share some of his work. We’ve posted a little of his work before (including this cool letterpress video)… but his work is really fucking good, so it’s worth another post. Good luck dude,…
C A R S O N asked us to share some news with our readers: Arguably the world’s most famous graphic designer is returning to print. “He changed the public face of graphic design,” according to Newsweek, and now he’s doing it again. TED speaker and experimental graphic design pioneer David Carson is now the…
