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The first Pantone Guide in 1963 featured only 500 colors. Over the years, the range of colors has continued to expand. A rare look into the behind-the-scenes of the design world's color standard.
Archive for May, 2010
A Google image query (keywords 1970s laughter, specifically) led me to photographer Elyse Butler and (awesome!) various photos of friends and family from the 70s and early 80s.
Curated by iameb 57, this episode takes you through a vast soundscape of beautifully stark and abrasive beats with melancholy melodies that leave you wanting more.
Biomimicry, as I would describe it, is the goal of reproducing nature's solutions to problems. Problems like, how do I stay alive? And how can I live better?
Everything about this is just wrong. From the catatonic musicians to the bizarre lyrics about cucumbers and poison.
So about a month ago I stumbled across this atmospheric promotional spot for Asics' spring running shoe, directed by Mischa Rozema of PostPanic (in collaboration with Amsterdam Worldwide). [...]
When I come across an interesting book cover I always take note of who designed it. Through that process I've repeatedly come across the work of John Gall.
Just received this beautiful music video for Ametsub by Lucio Arese. The track, Repeatedly, is taken from Ametsub's latest album, The Nothings of the North. [...]
Last week, I caught a glimpse of Robert Schwartz's exhibition called Frameshift. I loved it. It reminded me of things like origami, lumbering mechas, and even alien tripod war machines from War of the Worlds.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of 4th Estate, a literary division of HarperCollins, Apt Studio with Asylum Films made a short film using over a thousand books to create a world made out of stories.
An awesome book concept made by a team of young creatives involved with Project M, a summer design program. First it's a book, then it becomes a sculpture that spells out, Think Wrong.
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