The Zeitgeist of Tweets overt time in nice bubbles..

What’s Up  features an animated bubble scatterplot to convey a visual overview of Twitter’s most popular conversation subjects in time.

Each subject is represented by a unique bubble, of which the size corresponds to its popularity. Popularity has also been mapped to the vertical location of the bubble, whereas the horizontal position represents a subjects’s longevity, that is how long a specific subject has been discussed. A time bar allows for various forms of interaction, such as selecting the time period shown, which can range from months to hours.

Ouch…

A great resource of old letterheads from the good, talented, bad and ugly.
I really don’t know which is may favourite… Andy Warhol perhaps, no … Paul Rand, erm Michael Cooper! Too hard to chose…
Awesome
Link here . . >>….

An epic animation using google docs… and 450 pages of it.
It’s a heavy download naturally and here…>>>

So here’s the new brand identity.. I must say I’m baffled.
I don’t understand the thinking behind the strategy of this..
Just imagine, especially in this climate, the total cost to replace everything… globally,
retail signage, all print, campaigns, everything etc…

It does look like the first attempt scamps of a branding project.
GAP or should we say Gap has gone down a strange path.

I really love the irony of this.
Big agencies not embracing the digital future and not giving any decent content outside of the “Flash” walled garden (we might be a little guilty I hasten to add).

&
Flash not working on iphone and ipads etc….

The consequence is that we have  2 walled gardens.

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The Hammer sent this over…. love it!

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MIKE LACHER

A great collection of black and white simple patterns from Alessandro Saglietti.

RGB is a wallpaper collection designed by Carnovsky. Three different patterns are over printed, resulting in deep rich layered imagery. When viewed with either red, green or blue lights it reaveals the one colour and hides the other 2. A great idea for clubs, bars and experiencial design. A CMYK version would be great to do too.

“Life behind the scenes” shows us the wonderful world of Pringle through the eyes of quirky and edgy artist David Shrigley. A wonderful achievement to keep your edginess when producing branded content.