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Category Archives: Graphics
alan kitching – eye magazine
a few videos from the eye magazine channel on vineo
part one:
part two:
part three:
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Billion Pound-O-Gram
Information is Beautiful just came into the office to give a charming talk about, well, the beauty – and power – of data visualisation. Above is one of the thought provoking pieces that David McCandless put together for The Guardian, which puts the huge abstract numbers and costs that are bandied about by government into [...]
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Battle of Branchage
pretty pretty good.
Battle of Branchage from seeper on Vimeo.
Interactive architecture, light mapping, and digital technology.
more of their work on the seeper website
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FUTU Magazine presentation
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FUTU magazine’s video presentation really caught my eye. Interesting use of graphics and perspective on a traditional format.
Also worth noting is the new spiral bound versions of Tank magazine, which no doubt helps cut their costs down, but I think adds to the longevitiy [...]
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Fixed: global fixed-gear bike culture
FIXED is the first book to document global fixed-gear culture. It joins the dots between the bike’s design, its racing heritage and the customization that marks its appearance on our city streets. It meets the track stars, tricksters, messengers, hill bombers and polo players the world over, linking them to the artists, designers and framebuilders [...]
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Information is Beautiful
Hierarchy of digital distractions? How to get replies in online dating? Fatality rates of diseases? Information is Beautiful has them all.
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movie title stills
nice little collection of movie stills found via acejet
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Livestrong STAGES exhibition
super super slow posting this. saw it a while back but totally forgots to post it.
from the official Stages wesbite:
Lance Armstrong and Nike unite to launch STAGES, a global art exhibition to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer.
Over twenty renowned artists have donated their time and creativity to express the LIVESTRONG message [...]
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Henry McCausland
Henry sent me a link to his new site today, and it’s full of lovely work. Go check it out. He also designed the t-shirt design above for LFGSS t-shirt design competition. Nice work, didn’t realise it was yours until i saw the site, i’ve voted it for it over on the forum.
Check Henry’s [...]
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Graphis on flickr