Imagine zooming out to geosynchronous orbit and watching a map of light points rippling like the chromataphores of a cuttlefish as the location of everyone feeling love/thinking about the future/playing jazz pops up, illuminating the cloud-hidden coastlines. Art and Science, both children of Magic, made love and gave birth to Creative Data Visualization, which makes…
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TNT: Theology Nerd Throwdown Logos
Recently, Tripp Fuller from the Homebrewed Christianity podcast, contacted me about designing some itunes album art for their new cast TNT (Theology Nerd Throwdown). Being a huge fan of the show I was glad to lend a hand! Below are the two graphics that made the final cut, you can cruise over to the HBC…
Wucius Wong and Interpreting The Visual Language
There are numerous ways of interpreting the visual language. Unlike the spoken or written language of which the grammatical laws are more of less established, the visual language has no obvious laws. Each design theorist may have a completely different set of discoveries. … We must not forget that the designer is a problem-solving person….
All The Crazy Stuff I Blog About
Designer James Victore On Truth Telling
Q: You mentioned that a lot of people write and tell you how much they’ve been impacted by your work. What do you think touches people so profoundly? A: I don’t know. I got a message from someone this morning telling me he liked the way I told the truth. Q: How do you think…
For all you typographers out there.
“Linotype: The Film” Official Trailer from Linotype: The Film on Vimeo.
How would you like your graphic design?
via coolinfographics.com
Neitzsche aka Freddy The ‘Stache’
Poster via dead-philosophers.com
Left, Right and Nothing In Between
Very cool info graphic illustrating how our crazy ass government [doesn’t] work. Click to enlarge.
Peter Saville on Pop Culture
Pop culture used to be like LSD – different, eye-opening and reasonably dangerous. It’s now like crack – isolating, wasteful and with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. —Peter Saville