kuler, from Adobe, is a fun way to experiment with color and design online.
kuler, from Adobe, is a fun way to experiment with color and design online.
From the PostSecret Twitter feed:
Gina gets a pleasant message on Google Maps:
Found a cool Flash piece: Advice for Emerging Designers, which speaks not just to the world of design but to work in general. (From AIGA | the professional association for design)
The economy’s on my mind. Not just the woes of a world economy in free fall. But I’m trying to (re)learn as much as I can about the fundamentals of economics and finance.
I’m enjoying the EconTalk podcast these days. I’ve listened to a couple of their episodes and liked them. Dry, but informative and not too complicated. Good for helping make sense of today’s economic troubles. And also good for indulging your inner economist.
For a more snazzy take on the economy, I love Planet Money and the pieces they’ve been doing on This American Life. They do a stellar job of entertaining and informing.
Scott has been working on a new site, and it’s really cool.
The Photo Stream features all sorts of online content at-a-glance. Some very cool stuff is in the works, so I’d keep my eyes peeled for this site. Check it every now and then, because the content is constantly updating.
Scott and I have been working on our new online magazine, Wirezine, which launches today. You can learn more about the project and read its content on the Wirezine site. Enjoy!
Salvo
For the thrifty design enthusiasts out there–there are some great ideas for using, reusing, and remaking products from IKEA on Ikea Hacker. A fun site for ideas and inspiration.
Seems like everyone in LA turns to Craigslist to sell or buy their used stuff locally. In my hunt for a new sofa I came across this posting for a couch shaped like lips. As if the item alone weren’t hilarious enough, you have to read the copy the seller wrote– it’s great!
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