Assembling

When a nice design, brings up a couple of thought about how I like to do things

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Times Roman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
designed by Stanley Morison (MonoType) in 1931 for the british newspaper The Time, based on Plantin
(tags: typography history context font wikipedia)

Helvetica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Designed in 1957 by Max Miedinger (Haas Type Foundry) to compete with Akzidenz Grotesk
(tags: typography history context font wikipedia)

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CSS Gradients Demo
seems to be a nice alternative to image backgrounds to produce gradient
(tags: css gradient color code)

iTunes Signature Maker
analyzes your music collection and creates a short audio signature to represent who you are and what you listen to - by Jason Freeman
(tags: music identity electronic_presence ***** plugin itunes audio netart analysis statistics collection)

Experimental Jetset
nice [...]

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Wordpress Naked
Tommi found a couple of nice trick on wordpress this weekend; this one is naked wordpress theme so that it’s easier and faster to kick off a custom theme design.
(tags: theme wordpress development)

Mike Davidson - sIFR 3: A Request for Requests
via Tommi (again) - let’s you replace any html text by a flash file [...]

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I met Goldin+Senneby at a meeting at Gasworks yesterday, and we didn’t had time to discuss more about what they were doing - there was much stuff to organise for the incoming ‘Disclosures’. When I came back at home, after the meeting, I was really pleased to discover their work. This image, particulary struck my mind - I instantly recognised the landscape:

After Microsoft.

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Koyaanisqatsi is a wonderful filmed statement
on how technology is shaping our world, our lives, our mind…

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