Indie Album Covers: Once You See The Trends, You Can’t Unsee Them
Hyperakt designer Josh Smith sees visual similarities between hipster-rock cover art.
Hyperakt designer Josh Smith sees visual similarities between hipster-rock cover art.
Translucent, patterned walls by Olafur Eliasson define the interior space of the Norwegian cultural center.
Over the past 15 years, Barcelona’s residents have come to expect Marc Sparfel’s weekly visits to their rubbish heaps. Just don’t call it "upcycling."
Bjarke Ingels was hired by a group of developers to imagine an observation tower in downtown Phoenix. The result is a spatially interesting, financially risky pipe dream.
A Vancouver photographer borrows themes from Land Art and applies them to landscape photography.
Who wouldn’t want a tiny Omar on their wall?
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Pop the cork, and out comes a sound jam made from aural detritus.
Makers of the quintessential networked scale are setting their sites for the exploding fitness tracker market.
Nobody likes hunting through clipart libraries for stock graphics. So Symbolset makes the experience as simple as typing.
Superman, meet your new colleagues.
Written by: Gianfranco Zaccai
Focus groups won’t give rise to innovative ideas, maintains Continuum’s Gianfranco Zaccai. But they can help refine the core concept when used at the right moment in the design process. Here’s how to do it.
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