25.10.07
Vilmar
Remember those afternoons spent at home in the early 80’s having the stirring experience of playing with those gigantic pixels on the TV screen? That was Atari reigning supremely among kids. Read the rest of this entry »
15.10.07
Jack
A friend always used to ask, “Hey Jack, what colour can you see because I can not see the correct colour”. Sim Daltonism is a colour blindness simulator for Mac OS X. In real-time it filters the area around the mouse pointer and displays the result just as it would be seen by a colour blind person. For us designers and artists, choosing the correct combination of hues either from the pantone book or from the swatches option in Photoshop is so important due to the fact that it plays a major part in the process of creativity. Read the rest of this entry »
04.10.07
Jack
As Cut&Paste prepares its tour of London 2007 Digital Design Tournament Series - an 11-city world tour pitting stop, which promises to showcase a collection of emerging digital artists against one another in a series of head-to-head design challenges. Read the rest of this entry »
01.10.07
Matt
Top advert for the Nissan Rogue set in a Marble Maze city. Nicely done. (Video after the break) Read the rest of this entry »
26.09.07
Jamie
A few of us at Dusted had the opportunity to take a trip to Brighton for the dConstruct 2007 conference. The conference was extremely interesting and covered some topics that will definitely encourage great design for the user experience! Read the rest of this entry »
03.09.07
Jack
This is a neat piece of peripheral device which is designed to mimic the look of a trash can. TEMPO is a unique hard drive storage device. Intended to protect the user from accidentally deleting files, it can also be used as an external storage device. As you delete files, they are automatically copied to the TEMPO. It is still just a concept by Cagnina Design which hasn’t been technologically designed but I can’t wait to try it out. Read the rest of this entry »
24.08.07
Matt
Not sure if the title of this product is supposed to be ironic (a mug that’s a Cuppa), but that’s by-the-by. From the people that brought you the Ambigram Doormat previously featured on this very blog, the MyCuppa Mug gives you a visual guide to tea strength. Never again will the office teaboy get chastised for an incorrectly configured cuppa. Should I mention the missing apostrophe on “Builders”?
20.08.07
Matt
Why have I never heard of the Interrobang before‽ Neatly encompassing a question mark and an exclamation mark, this piece of punctuation has been around since 1962 and this is the first I’ve seen or heard of it. Read the rest of this entry »
08.08.07
Matt
Apple have just announced their new style iMac. They are now framed in shiny aluminium and glass. Apart from the obvious gorgeousness the range have had quite a boost inside too. They’ve ditched the 17” model and now have 2 flavours of the 20” and the 24”. Read the rest of this entry »
12.07.07
Jamie
The iPhone finally went on sale here a couple of weeks ago, at last! I had been anticipating the launch since the announcement a few months back, at which point I was happy to hear that Apple were joining forces with AT&T, the network I had a contract with.
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