Really impressive work and online presence from Hornall Anderson. Featured here are some of the assets from their latest effort for the launch of Google’s G1. They also maintain a blog, which is unique in that it is timeline-based, horizontal format, and all flash (not to mention they just posted about Philly!)
Great work from Independent Studio. They’re the force behind the recently released Six by Ten and also FormFiftyFive, a huge source of design inspiration from around the world.
Long time friend (and fellow hustler) Tiphanie Brooke – Nom de Guerre Antigirl - is simply never not working. Through the years Tiph and I have virtually grown up together, online and through our work since around 2002. Sometimes I feel like we are eachothers counterpart, she’s the girl version of Neuarmy and vice versa. I’ve always been impressed with her passion and drive as well as her ability to always reinvent herself through her work, but still remain consistent. One of the things that has always set Tiphanie apart is her handskills and craftsmanship. Along with creating beautiful collage work, as in her new Hearts series, Antigirl also produces limited runs of handmade journals, notebooks, and screenprints.
Always impressive, always on point, and steady on the grind.
DAYTUM - the collaborative efforts of Nicholas Felton and Ryan Case – facilitates the counting and communication of daily data. It’s simple mechanisms allow anyone to track and display any metric – from bird-watching statistics to the concerts they’ve attended.
Huge Type is a simple web app for the iPhone, showcasing found type using the Flickr API.
Contributors have the ability to upload photos of their own, as well as tag and search letters from the community. Check out the Flickr Group to browse some cool glyphs, and start submitting your own.
I snapped that shot of the 2 waiting for the subway on 2nd street.
Clean work coming out of Designlab. Grid usage and typography is solid, although the site isn’t the best from a usability perspective.
Great collection of tattoo flashes from Norman Collins, aka Sailor Jerry. The man many see as the father of the deftly crafted, boldly lined, balls-forward Old School Tattoo. The kind fueled by the devil-may-care appetites of men far away from home. Learn more.
Amazing new Grid resource site from my friend Antonio over at Aisleone. A grid resource like this is way overdue, thanks for putting this together sir, brilliant.
The Typographic Desk Reference looks interesting. You have to respect any book that has Ellen Lupton’s name attached to it.
Obviously suicide is nothing to take lightly, so I’m not so sure how I feel about the concept/messaging in the new Pepsi Max: Lonely Calorie ads – but the execution is pretty stellar.
