Future chartbreakers on the Hi-ReS! jukebox

Nanika holding page.

Not much admitedly, but it's better than:

<center>Coming Soon</center>

http://www.nanikawa.com/

Now with showreel.

Live lobster vending machine

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000460060473/

Blue Rice

From Akihabaranews.com
Mobile phone adornment included.

http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/news_10297.html

Top 10 most dangerous coffe-machine operators:

1. Carl
2. Tommi

"Fig. 141: Reconstructed 3D image of the 1 cm3 liquid foam (air bubbles in soap solution): a billion of 10-µm voxels (volume image elements). The (false) colours label bubbles. "




Stumbled on it during an google image search, here:

http://www.esrf.fr/UsersAndScience/Publications/Highlights/2004/Imaging/Ima5/

http://mobile.processing.org/

People who look like their dogs

Or dogs who look like their people...

Advertising/Design Goodness

http://www.frederiksamuel.com/blog/

Fail Me

I wish this guy would post more often more reviews since everything he recommends is generally a 100% safe buy.

Everyone should read this!

The real New Orleans from the inside...

London is completely out of control
- Tom Dixon

Getting around is impossible
- Ross Lovegrove

London is another country
- Doshi Levien

There's a dangerous anarchic streak here
- Seymour Powell

London is the art capital of the world
- Antony Gormley

The medieval street pattern is not a problem; quite the reverse
- Norman Foster

London is a laboratory for the future city
- Robert Tavernor

Private houses here are like prisons
- Matthias Megyeri

Then punk happened
- Ron Arad

London's rubbish
- Simon Waterfall

It's boring to hold London up as a creative capital
- Thomas Heatherwick

London imports and perfects
- Brett Steele

It used to be ghostly quiet on the weekend
- Muf

There are other places I feel comfortable
- Will Alsop

I love the perversity of it
- Oliver Salway

I've always thought London was a suburban city wanting to be urban
- Deborah Saunt

The interesting parts are the dirty parts
- Team Soho

Artists here have to seek their reputations elsewhere
- Tony Fretton

London is a great city to live in unofficially
- Rem Koolhaas

We don't like to be sold things
- The Viral Factory

When I sat down on the bus people used to get up and walk away
- Cecil Balmond

I never thought I could get a job that would pay me enough to come to London
- John Pawson

I find racism in London exquisitely sophisticated
- David Adjaye

It was like Gotham City
- Zaha Hadid

20 years ago everybody in London looked like they were an extra in Minder
- FAT

Shut up!

A postcard book by
ilikedrawing.co.uk

Oldcut return

With Mr Nichols... which at first I thought was our former studiomanager.
Not quite...

I quite like this, fonts that have a personality and impose it one the things that you write with them.

Typetalk

Puff the magic dragon.

Lots of links to dynamic typography projects (my f.a.s included), lots of nice stuff I hadn't seen before:

www.dyntypo.com

"The game uses Japanese Puri Kura sticker-clubs as a starting point for a playful experiment in social networks, automated phonecam image analysis, and urban visual culture. The goal of the game is to see and to be seen, using swarms of microscopic images woven into the complex fabric of Tokyo streetlife."

http://www.superstartokyo.net/

Putting us on the map

How many....?

How many 'real' programmers does it take to change a light bulb? None. 'Real' programmers prefer LEDs.
How many Microsoft engineers does it take to change a light bulb? None, they merely change the standard to darkness and then they upgrade the customers.

And many many more...

James Tindall has a blog now!

http://atomless.blogspot.com/

On Inventing Characters