1. Type]Media 2011 



    Amazing work from twelve graduates from Type]Media2011, with a nice website to go along. Ramiro Espinosa made a Flickr set with all the posters of the final exhibition. 

    (via Type]Media 2010/11 - Lauri Toikka)

  2. Taken with Instagram at Williamsburg Bridge

    Taken with Instagram at Williamsburg Bridge

  3. Kern Type, the kerning game →

  4. Typographica favorite typefaces of 2011 →



    Roughly 2 years later, Typographica updates with their favorite fonts of 2011, with an excellent selection as usual. I have to mention the fact that two portuguese designers are among the chosen ones. 

  5. 
Please Pick Up After Your Pets by Phil Jones, graphic designer/art director working and living in Minneapolis.

    Please Pick Up After Your Pets by Phil Jones, graphic designer/art director working and living in Minneapolis.

    (Source: magnolius)

  6. Some great conference videos on responsive web design focusing on design and development for mobile devices. 

    (via Past Events | Breaking Development 2012)

  7. If You Like Watches

    I think I have found the watch porn site of the century.
    Look at these beautiful ticking time pieces. 

    Now if I could pintrest the entire site onto one baord.

  8. Most inventors and engineers I’ve met are like me — they’re shy and they live in their heads. They’re almost like artists. In fact, the very best of them are artists. And artists work best alone — best outside of corporate environments, best where they can control an invention’s design without a lot of other people designing it for marketing or some other committee. I don’t believe anything really revolutionary has ever been invented by committee… I’m going to give you some advice that might be hard to take. That advice is: Work alone… Not on a committee. Not on a team.

    — Steve Wozniak.  ”Woz on Creativity: Work Alone.”

    (Source: chaddickerson)

  9. Some Numbers

    How long and how much does it take to start a company? It took asana over 2 years and 9 million in funding to get a public beta out.

    Early 2009: Founders Dustin Moskovitz and Justin Rosenstein begin work on Asana

    November 2009: Asana raises $9M led by Benchmark Capital and Andreessen-Horowitz

    October 2010: Asana begins private beta

    February 2011: Asana launches public beta

    November 2011: Asana open launch

    (Source: asana.com)

  10. Yosemite HD (by Project Yosemite)

  11. The 5 Axes of Mobile Platform Fragmentation

    1. User Interface 
    2. Device 
    3. Operating System 
    4. Marketplace 
    5. Service

    (Source: ceklog.kindel.com)

  12. magnolius:

    Portraits made by chiseling the wall (in Moscow & London) - part of the “Scratching the Surface” series by Street artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils. VHILS just recently released a new book highlighting some of his work  - Check it out HERE

  13. CEO's now talk about user experience as a primary philosophy for defining their products strategy →

  14. Above all, designer founders should be experts at finding the right problems to solve. That means sometimes building usable products that are ugly, or prototyping with a spreadsheet, and not getting trapped into making something beautifully useless that will not scale. Designer founders need to be able to do a lot, and it’s not easy.

    — 

    Silicon Valley’s New Secret Weapon: Designers Who Found Startups

  15. Show me the sales. How does social media impact the bottom line? →