iPad publisher concepts
Published March 9, 2010
As the iPad gets closer to arrival publishers seem to be flexing their digital prowess. The first video shows Adobe working with WIRED on how their magazine will come to life on a plethora
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GPS chairs tell a story in NYC
Published March 1, 2010
Blu Dot inspired by the furniture finding scene of NYC (called ‘curb mining’). Dropped 25 Real Good Chairs in NYC to see what would happen. This video is what they discovered. When I first moved
Frozen fly-through of shootout scene… NUTS
Published April 23, 2009
Created by Stink Digital for Philips new 21:9 cinema TV, commissioned by Tribal DDB Amsterdam. Must be watched, full screen and in HQ. First found on
More twitter data visual tools…
Published April 8, 2009
Via @art_s discovered Twitter Stream Graphs (screengrab), Twit Arcs and Twitter Spectrum. All provide data visualizations for twitter profiles and keywords – tools created by @JeffClark.
Stop-frame helicopter sea rescue
Published April 7, 2009
Great stop-frame story of a fisherman’s rescue from the rocks near Tamarama beach by photographer Keith Loutit. The photo effect makes the people seem like plastic figurines in a diorama. I’ve found a few
Twitter data – the anti timesheet?
Published April 7, 2009
Katie Chatfield mentioned Xefer.com/twitter data visualisation tool at Ad:Tech Sydney. The tool allows you to plot a ‘twitterers’ behaviour over a week. Simply enter their profile and with a mixture of Google’s Chart API
64 red bulls & 9 gallons of coffee
Published March 6, 2009
The making of Telematics City by Hook. Is a data visualization trip through the creation of a 3d city, from app to wireframe, to render and fly-through – featuring 1200 buildings. It seems to
10 informational diagrams, by Mr Armano
Published February 18, 2009
Mr Armano, can I call you David? David [amongst other things] creates diagrams that simplify this quagmire of information that we try to make sense of on a daily basis. These ‘informational graphics’ make the
Max Knight Walking Bike
Published May 5, 2008
The bike actually works, visit Max Knight design to see it in
Wow Wii
Published April 17, 2008
Its taken me forever to watch this TED clip, so its no doubt old news to everyone else. Johnny Lee, a human interaction researcher, show’s how the Wii remote can be adapted, at minimal
Single Origin Roasters
Published February 27, 2007
Resevoir Street in Surry Hills is the heart of my week day, every morning starts at Single Origin. So when they needed to take their brand online – we got chatting. This is the
Sony Mylo – I want one, I think
Published August 18, 2006
Well the idea of ditching my mobile for this would be perfect, no more bloody ringtones, just turn it on when I want to be connected. Unfortunately Sydney is behind on the wifi networks
Google Earth for Mac > just took me home
Published January 11, 2006
So Google has finally launched the Mac version, of Google Earth. Despite the fact that I’ve played with it on a PC – its not until now that I’ve really jumped into it. Its
Safe Bedside Table or a journey to the Dark Side
Published December 16, 2005
It is reported that 50% of people in London are worried about security and sleep with some form of self-defence to hand, for use against intruders. Doesn’t fear turn to anger, anger turn to hate
Top 10 weirdest USB devices
Published December 12, 2005
Thanks to Hendo for another fine link, what wonders these little devices are. Check out the top 10 weirdest USB devices ever