Jim Billy Wheeler | http://jimbillywheeler.co.uk
Based in Bristol, Jim wanted to combine his love of music and design into one crowd-pleasing project. He’s certainly hit the nail on the head with these brilliant typeface designs for his favorite bands which include Grizzly Bear, Jack White and Hot Chip. This is an ongoing project and Jim will continue to post up the rest of the music-related alphabet over on his Facebook page.
Passport ownership in America, by state. Let’s play Spot the Various Correlations.
(via The Imminent Evolution from Social to Digital Engagement | AT&T Networking Exchange Blog - Image source)
A great memoirist with a sense for the sublime. Whether he’s riffing on life, love, or the idiosyncrasies of the French, Sedaris’ dry, offbeat humour always manages to hit the spot.
Have Yourself A Geeky Little Christmas: It can be surprisingly difficult to find the right gift for the tech fanatics in your life. Here’s one idea:
Nobody likes desktop cable clutter (except maybe the Grinch), and while the most fastidious of us have overcome it with precise arrangement and careful coiling, most computer users just end up tolerating the power cords and charging cables that snake messily along the back half of our desks. The Cable Fondler is a quick, cheap fix—a $15 piece of bamboo that sticks to the side of your desk, keeping your power cord and the rest out of the way—but still at arms reach.
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Brogue | http://broguestudio.com
“The identity was created to reflect their straightforward approach, attention to detail and clear communication with their clients. The bold logo mark and colour palette gain influence from the elements around us, whilst the typeface and the use of the gold ‘band’ breathes quality, confidence and authenticity.”
UK based graphic design and brand consultancy delivering durable, yet versatile design, that leaves a lasting impression and ultimately achieves results.
Bogost launched Cow Clicker in July 2010. Within weeks, it had achieved cult status among indie-game fans and social-game critics. Every “I’m clicking a cow” newsfeed update served as a badge of ironic protest. And then something surprising happened…
Deconstruct last night’s debate with this new tool.
