Animated appraisal? I think not. This is a filler piece that The New York Times has listed under it's sports section. I imagine it's there to sprinkle a little design item into the Olympic coverage. You can watch the video with ...Read More
Fast Company has a nice feature on the 2010 Winter Olympics. Identity standards, graphic treatments, and the incredible number of applications of the identity are a considerable task. Probably the most profound opportunity to create an object of lasting meaning for ...Read More
This video captures of a wonderful moment that is the intersection of art, design, and technology. An illustration of current culture -- humanity bound together with it's technology. Experience Mobile Mobile from James Théophane Jnr on Vimeo. Read More
I've decided that since most often the readers of *ideaorange read by feed that the site looking a bit weird isn't the worse thing in the world. I've got the theme under the knife a bit and we'll see what happens. Read More
The team at University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has launched their implementation of our IA [information architecture] and new design. Check it out and be sure to click feedback and fill out the quick survey. http://www.penn.museum Read More
Paul, could you make us a little jewel? Clarity of relationship between client and designer. Read More
CFL’s suck and Incandescent Bulbs are evolving. That’s really good.">
Despite a decade of campaigns by the government and utilities to persuade people to switch to energy-saving compact fluorescents, incandescent bulbs still occupy an estimated 90 percent of household sockets in the United States. Aside from the aesthetic and practical ...Read More
Yvon Chouinard talks about Patagonia changing underwear packaging. His thinking has made Patagonia one of the strongest forward thinking brands on the planet. Read More
Do you usually pay to be a beta tester? Not me. I usually get something free for debugging somone's product. Well today Amazon released the bigger dog of their reader and will charge you about $500 bucks for a device that ...Read More
The first time that the people that made the Bernoulli Box became iomega with removable drives that were all about YOUR STUFF I thought their was some very savvy thinking about the desires of consumers. Then the CD burner came ...Read More