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December 06 2011
A Hand-Drawn Music Video Using Markers and Paper, 2 Months In The Making

A Hand-Drawn Music Video Using Markers and Paper, 2 Months In The Making

A two-minute video by two Polish designers that took two months to draw, frame by frame.

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Wanted: Olloclip, A 3-in-1 Lens For The iPhone

Wanted: Olloclip, A 3-in-1 Lens For The iPhone

A Kickstarter success story, the Olloclip is available for the holiday rush (hint, hint).

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  • 66 Tweets
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Wild New Israeli Theater Looks Like a Cubist Boom Box

Wild New Israeli Theater Looks Like a Cubist Boom Box

In renderings, the 54,000-square-foot Music and Dance Centre is composed of a messy stack of boxes that jut out every which way.

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A New Designer Manifesto: Stop Designing Chairs!

A New Designer Manifesto: Stop Designing Chairs!

A fun campaign for a year free of chair design asks you to think about sustainability.

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Fake Plastic Trees Evoke D.C.’s Famed Cherry Blossoms

Fake Plastic Trees Evoke D.C.’s Famed Cherry Blossoms

British artist Tom Price uses little more than polypropylene pipes and nylon cable ties to build an installation that summons D.C.’s most iconic natural wonders.

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Infographic Of The Day: A Map Of NYC’s Design Scene

Infographic Of The Day: A Map Of NYC’s Design Scene

Pentagram’s Luke Hayman riffs off of Massimo Vignelli’s iconic subway map to create a chart of key figures in New York’s design network, both past and present.

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Seeking A Fresh Start Abroad, Burger King Channels A Family Barbecue

Seeking A Fresh Start Abroad, Burger King Channels A Family Barbecue

With natural, rustic materials and a communal vibe, this restaurant looks more like a vegetarian cafe than the home of the Whopper.

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  • 280 Tweets
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Twine, A Tiny Gizmo That Holds The Internet’s Future

Twine, A Tiny Gizmo That Holds The Internet’s Future

Twince, a puck filled with sensors, detects anything from moisture to magnetism: Stick it anywhere, and it’ll tweet status updates at your command. And there’s no coding skills required.

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4 Reasons Why The Future Of Capitalism Is Homegrown, Small Scale, And Independent

4 Reasons Why The Future Of Capitalism Is Homegrown, Small Scale, And Independent

This new system, Bruce Nussbaum writes, isn’t just about startups and venture capitalists; it’s based on a community of makers.

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12 / 06 two thousand and eleven
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    Infographic of the Day: How To Redesign Your Resume For A Recruiter’s 6-Second Attention Span

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