Entries by Meat (197)
the periodic table of typography
Every once and a while I’ll post something just for design’s sake. This is one of those times. This “ode to typography” is very well considered and quite fun. Have a peek. I put the highest res image on my flickr here.
Have fun. Found on Squidspot.
speaking of democratization...
awesome tshirt
business cards are soooo... 2008
Holy shit balls, finally!
Get out your pretty mobile and txt “ajello” to 50500 (no quotes) to see what I mean.
BAM! Introducing Contxts, a new service from ID345, a Denver-based idea company. It’s quite simple: you program what you want your business card to say on the website, and then tell people to text your user ID to 50500, or you can send it to them. Could it be any easier than that?
Several companies have attempted to solve the problem of paper business cards for some time, but Contxts takes the cake IMHO. You can even use the service without ever visiting the website. Just text “JOIN firstname lastname email” to 50500 and then when anyone texts your number to 50500, they will get your name and email address.
Enjoi!
display your DNA
But this post isn’t about that. It seems there is another company rushing to the DNA documentation business, but this time - as an Art Form. That’s right. Apparently your DNA is beautiful and you can hang a snap of it in your room. Check out DNA-DX.
from the site:
DNA-DX has fused science and art to bring you GenePortraits. These dazzling paintings are the most beautiful and modern Canvas representations of the most important person you know, You.
the process is simple:
1. Customise your GenePortrait through our website2. Send us your DNA sample using our ‘painless cheek swab’ sampling kit
3. Await your masterpeice
Enjoi.
i love this. really.
Check this out. Beautiful, thoughtful stationery. With a twist. :)
from the site:
Old Tom Foolery is the brainchild of Joel Gryniewski and Lauren Weinblatt—two ad-industry vets who also happen to be engaged. Back when Joel was wooing Lauren, he had a tough time finding cards that were: a) funny, b) letterpressed (they’re both suckers for a deep impression), and c) not so dainty as to make her question his masculinity. So they set out to make their own witty letterpress cards that would appeal to both sexes.
Enjoi.
(free) tilt-shift maker
Here’s one I just made as a demo. (A shot of a shack more than 200 yards away from the camera, I took in Montana in 2002.)
And the original:
Sweet!
rediculously simple and awesome
wish i'd thought of that...
Like I said, Awesome.
awesome. radio head. animation.