Monthly review, Vol. XXVI
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April 5 2012
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Wind Map
Data artists Hint.fm visualize the delicate tracery of wind flowing over the United States, showing the invisible, ancient source of energy that surrounds us.
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Typographic matchmaking
For her MFA thesis project, Aura Seltzer creates Type Connection, a game that helps you learn how to pair typefaces.
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“In praise of lost time”
Italian publication Domus reviews the design behind Facebook Timeline, and interviews Nicholas Felton.
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Turn your creative dial up to 11
Jessi Arrington talks about self expression at Creative Mornings.
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DDC’s 50 point plan
Meanwhile at Creative Mornings PDX, Draplin presents his 50 point plan.
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Hipster Branding
Swiss designer Dave Spengeler reimagines popular brand logos.
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Handmade type
Tien-Min Liao explores the relationships between upper-case letters and lower-case letters, and records the transformation between them.
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Scrabble for type geeks
Forget News Gothic, play in style with Scrabble Typography Limited Edition.
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Timeline of manned NASA flights
Inspired by an interview with Senator John Glen on NPR, mgmt design visualizes the history of space travel.
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Pixel pushers on the big screen
Also by mgmt design, a guide to graphic designers played in movies.
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Brand New Awards
Under Consideration announces winners of the 2011 BNAs.
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A brief history of the animated GIF
PBS Off Book explores the history of one of the oldest image formats on the web, serving a variety of purposes from functional to entertainment.
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53 launches Paper, a beautifully designed sketching app for iPad.
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GuideGuide
Cameron McEfee takes the pain out of dealing with Photoshop grids.
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Dr. Seuss before he was Dr. Seuss
JESS3 takes a look at Theodore Seuss Geisel’s work as an advertising illustrator before he became well known for his children’s books.
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Your city in logos
Looking for the nearest Starbucks? CityMaps lets you browse your city by brands (New York, San Francisco, and Austin supported).
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Railroad logo evolution
Christian Annyas compiles 100 logos from American railroad companies.
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Grand Central centennial
Pentagram’s Michael Bierut designs a new logo for the iconic train terminal.
Also see:
- Monthly review, Vol. XXV
- Monthly review, Vol. XXIV
- Monthly review, Vol. XXIII
- Monthly review, Vol. XXII
- Monthly review, Vol. XXI
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