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Raj Patel on Sep 5th, 2008 |
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CBC Radio is soon going to be airing a new documentary miniseries called The Nerve by the same people who brought you the wonderful series The Wire: the Impact of Electricity on Music. The six part series explores the power music can have over us. It debuts this Saturday on CBC Radio so be sure to check it out. It seems like there is no (legitimate) way to hear this stuff off the radio so you’ll have to tune...
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Raj Patel on Aug 28th, 2008 |
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It’s almost Labor Day. We’re sorry to bring it up but after that, autumn isn’t far off. The weather ought to be cooling down. The good thing about this is that you will have more fashion opportunities and get to accessorize. Maybe you’ll need a scarf to keep you warm for instance. Little factory has that covered for all you chilly typophiles. They have three different typographic neck-warmers...
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Raj Patel on Aug 27th, 2008 |
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On Pixelation they’re having a bit of fun producing images which take contemporary video games and imagine what they would have been like if produced for the original gameboy – you know, that old monochrome brick we all knew and loved. They’ve got some nice results going on and this idea really has legs. (Pictured: CroM’s take on...
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Raj Patel on Aug 26th, 2008 |
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Apparently one of our favorite designs from the Philips Simplicity concept show we discussed a long time ago has finally been adapted for a commercial product. The Philips LivingColour mini lamp doesn’t look as good as the original concept design but instead takes the form of some kind of odd magical egg. It’s rather expensive too at £85.00 ($164.59 CAD). This really illustrates how something can...
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Raj Patel on Aug 25th, 2008 |
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At the aptly named Colourful Animation Expressons site, Oswald Iten has been writing about colour design and theory including a series regarding Walt Disney’s 101 Dalmatians. He does a great job of highlighting the subtext involved and how potent effective use of colour can be. Many videogames and advertisements are trying to use such techniques now but many movies are really struggling with good colour design...