Friday, December 17, 2010

A vehicle has a face-Tron car design with Daniel Simon

Daniel Simon talking about how the form of the Tron: Legacy cars came about. Before designing cars for Tron Simon was a concept car designer for VW. On his site he says, "None of my designs will ever hit the road...most of them disappear into cellars, never to be seen".

Fear not Mr Simon, your vehicles are now hitting the big screen....


Google image results for "Daniel Simon":

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Oscar Niemeyer still working at 103

Oscar Niemeyer opened a museum of his work today. This centenarian architect from Brazil is well known for his own style of modern architecture which he termed 'Ionic'.

The following is the result page of an image search of Niemeyer's name:



Article about his museum:


Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Friday, December 10, 2010

Uphype

The place for smart people to share the
things they'll do to hype your stuff.

All for only $8, $16 or $24

The Art of Wireframes

Everything you wanted to know about wireframing but were afraid to ask...

Thursday, December 02, 2010

Chas Sims and TTP: The Traditional and Untraditional.

Chas Sims and TTP: The Traditional and Untraditional.

Nokia Facebook page

I really like this vibrant, info-packed Facebook page. Nice piece of graphic design, I think. Looks like a cool classified page for Nokia products only. There's good contrast in the first advert which gives focus, then lighter toned ads surrounding to ease the eye around the page. You could see this is a wall of information; a big block of data. But my eyes don't feel like they're heavily lunking around the page. The parcels of ideas are packaged nicely for me to pick apart what I need.


Plus I love this border edge/background combo here:

Border: D4D6D5, Background: DEDEDE. (Thanks to the colorpic tool)

Embedded video/audio player

Here's a neat bit of open source technology (JW Player) enabling you to embed audio or video into a website. Plus it gives you plenty of opportunity to skin it and change colours to your heart's desire.

Here it is in action on the Trinity College Choir site