Hiroshima: The Lost Photographs
A short manifesto on the future of attention.
The mystery of Times New Roma.
Finalists for the 2009 James Dyson Award.
Lessons from slime mold: how to survive and thrive in ever-changing organizational environments.
Top twenty finalists of ReBurbia, a suburban design competition.
Growing ideas in the garden of innovation.
Photos of the last suppers of inmates on death row in the USA.
WANT: Victorinox Travel Alarm 1884 Limited Edition (above)
How David Beats Goliath: When underdogs break the rules, by Malcolm Gladwell.
Glitch Sequencer: Cellular automaton based MIDI sequencer.
Font Squirrel offers handpicked free fonts for graphic designers with commercial-use licenses.
LOST labels for your DHARMA Initiative needs.
Mega-Regions and High-Speed Rail, by Richard Florida.
Rare Book Room as an impressive collection of hi-res images of full ancient books,
Random font test 03 is my first foray into using text functions in Processing. Yes, I’m still working with procedural code. Eventually, I hope to get my head around true object oriented programming (OOP) for more interactivity and generative art goodness. Above and below are a few stills (click to enlarge), and here’s a short movie of the results (1.25 MB .mov), also on Vimeo.
Working on a long-term design plan and identity system at my current job has rekindled my love for typography—from the historical to the contemporary. Below are some of the resources which I’ve found useful: