After spending a little too much time in front of the computer my friend Arianna thought she’d get back to basics and get her hands dirty. She makes these posters because cutting giant stacks of paper, setting wood type and scrubbing ink off her hands feels good.
First Macintosh (great Moments Of The 20th Century Series). Love!
The Magisso Cake Server by Maria Kivijärvi:
Dear various parents + other “non computer people,” when we help you, we’re usually just doing this
Reveals the Secrets of Troubleshooting.
(via @bobulate)
Here’s a chuckle for my german speaking readers: Key chain that reads Saustall. Made me laugh.
Oh my, I just fell in love with these Trolleys by Müller Möbelfabrikation! I wish we had these in our studio, instead we have some slightly lame but at least affordable IKEA ones. Me want! (For more info click on the individual image)
YES! Objects in my house made me laugh out loud! What an awesome site. Thumbs up to the creator Dylan Chandler. Thank you for the smile!
(thank you max for this awesome submission!)
This Kaffee short by Crictor made me laugh, as I am now trying to stick to ‘1 coffee per day’ and I catch myself staring at my coffee cup…
This poster by Michael Kosmicki caught my eye. Lovely. I agree with @Aisleone, what a talent!
I have mentioned Methodologie’s ‘Sizer‘ last year and it was received with a lot of interest. @Royalbacon just informed me that it has been entirely revamped and is now a Firefox Plug-in.
The ideal “canvas” size for web design is a moving target. To keep better track of that target, Methodologie created the Web Canvas. It helps UI designers design websites with the largest possible area without leaving behind the majority of Internet users. Super-handy tool! Bookmarked (yet again!)
Typedia is a brand-new community website to classify typefaces and educate people about them. Think of it like a mix between IMDb and Wikipedia, but just for type. Anyone can join, add, and edit pages for typefaces or for the people behind the type.
Congrats to the fabulous crew behind Typedia! Well done!
AshiDashi means “stick out your feet” in Japanese. Guess it makes sense with these designs, doesn’t it? AshiDashi Notebook & Pencil Socks.
(via ignant)
If you live in GB and have a little one, do yourself a favor and snag this set of wooden magnets, produced in Czechoslovakia in the 70s. What a fantastic gift! (Sombebody (Melissa & Doug??) should reproduce a similar toy, I’d buy it for Ella!)
Oh, this Eraser Brush would have come in handy when I was at art school.
Cristian Zuzunaga Colour Chart Bag
100% wool felt with colorful and durable key fob in your choice of 20 colors!
Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think.
(via @bobulate)
quotes alphabet by Miha Ta from Bulgaria.
Todd St. John and Gary Benzel of Hunter Gatherer discuss their creative process and their contribution to Incase’s Curated by Arkitip line.
HunterGatherer from Arkitip on Vimeo.
I have never thought this would happen, but here I am, *excited* about Cufflinks: Ampersand Faux Cufflinks. Yes, please!
These Polaroid-inspired notecards are made to look like the real thing! Using dreamy Polaroid images, the set comes with 20 different notecards and includes envelopes. Lovely.
