vancam:

That’s a class campaign slogan, there’s obviously some seriously smart people working with/for Stonewall!

(via thephotofairy)

Visual keys.

Takes time to get it…

Crazy Keyboard :: Typography Served

John Locke in Iceland

What If Oscars Were Given To Movie Websites? - Smashing Magazine

The Internet in 1969 (via clark7795)

Absolutely amazing!

Would be a great long feature too, or a game…

PIXELS (by Patrick Jean) - EXCELLENT !! (via steevetheboss)

I love the shapes it does. Techno-Abstract art.

I used a javascript thing I found via Google reader that tracks the movement of your mouse on the screen. I’m not sure what the dots mean. It might be where I have left the cursor.. or maybe it’s clicks? I think it’s a bit of both.

via Spencer E Holtaway

Typegeeks joke. LOL.

Typography Joke | Design You Trust

Shot-for-shot remake of the Beastie Boys Sabotage video from Battlestar Galactica clips

Galactica: Sabotage (via @dearsarah)

A great conceptual campaign by Aten Design Group. Self promotion in an almost genius way:

IE6 Funeral

Internet Explorer Six, resident of the interwebs for over 8 years, died the morning of March 1, 2010 in Mountain View, California, as a result of a workplace injury sustained at the headquarters of Google, Inc. Internet Explorer Six, known to friends and family as “IE6,” is survived by son Internet Explorer Seven, and grand-daughter Internet Explorer Eight.

Funeral services for Internet Explorer Six will be held at 7pm on March 4 at Aten Design Group, 1629 Downing Street, Denver, CO 80218. Those unable to attend the funeral are asked to send flowers.

Just got the Special 30th Birthday Anniversary issue of Creative Review with a printed replica of their first ever issue, Spring 1980.

That’s a great way to celebrate!

Creative Review - CR March issue

While some publishers have concerns over Apple’s business model regarding print media on the iPad, one magazine that’s embracing the future with open arms is Wired.

Recently, Wired Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson called the iPad a “game changer”, and the folks there have been working hard to develop a more interactive version of the magazine that will hopefully be ready to go in time for the iPad launch.

(via Edible Apple)

Cam Having Coffee T-Shirt!!

Isn’t that cool?

(Created via Zazzle)

Blood Stains.

These images are generated by evaluating and interpreting the 1997 music video “Mo Money Mo Problems” from the first disc of the Notorious B.I.G. album, Life After Death. The algorithm detects edges in the image and attempts to trace motion from frame to frame, using the initial frame as their starting point. The output is rendered as a vector image, the curves represent the motion.

Mo Money Mo Problems By Nick Hardeman

(via Visual Complexity)

The Good Lobbyists?

“As Chair of the Senate Finance Committee, Sen. Max Baucus is one of the most instrumental lawmakers in crafting the health care reform that President Barack Obama has promised. In his many years on the committee, Baucus has amassed a wealth of connections to the health care and insurance industries, often through his ties to former staffers turned lobbyists.

The five former Baucus staffers who now lobby for the health care or insurance interests represent twenty-seven different companies or associations. In some cases these lobbyists have the same clients. This map of connections expose how close the many organizations seeking influence on health care reform are to one of the most powerful players in Washington.”

All data was taken from OpenSecrets.org.

The Max Baucus Health Care Lobbyist Complex

You just can’t trust pirates… (via indiekidd73)

For more funny signs check the post on the Flickr Blog

SPENCERTRON 9000:

Warning: These are not pants

:D

vancam:

Zohar explaining the difference between Project Phases and Stages today. I Got Told.

The first online social encyclopaedia (copied by Wikipedia) and the first online journaling system (copied by Blogger).

I found my user from 1999. Shame I lost the password or email address.

A picture a day…

North End Road (via My Flickr)

First time I see ‘License Photo’ option on Flickr, licensing by Getty Images. Now - is it published by Flickr user and “bought” by Getty, or is it published by Getty in another way to reach buyers?

(image by virginiaz)

I LOVE WAR! (via .FAKE.)

“

DO YOU STAGE OR DIGITALLY MANIPULATE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS? No, I spend a great deal of time walking the streets trying to capture moments. The only photographs on my website that are staged or digitally manipulated are the photographs clearly labeled as ‘adverts’ in the commissioned section.”

MATT STUART | PHOTOGRAPHER | SHOOTS PEOPLE

If you want to find an up-to-date map of Haiti, then there is only one place to go. It is not Google Maps or any of its competitors. It is the admirable OpenStreetMap.org (OSM), which is being updated even as I write by volunteers all over the world.

(via Meet the Wikipedia of the mapping world at The Guardian)

vancam:

Whoever created these guidelines obviously wasn’t scared of going into (pretty) details, my inner nerd is well impressed.#traininsights

Thanks to Kathryn Corrick for discovering them.

Chris Ware - The Whitney Prevaricator 2002

(via TATE ETC. issue 9 - The Real Comic Book Heroes: Large Image)

This is just beautiful!

(via Francesco Franchi)