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Dan Voinea
A momentary rise of reason constitutes a deliberated exercise in sanity and the absurd in the realm of the surreal. By means of basic, sparse compositions and frugal coloring, the artworks depict every-day stereotypes in which the strange detail contaminates the apparent reality with the absurd. The logic commands a reading from right to left, while the suggested substance of the story is no longer the foundation of the whole, but merely a guilty last brush- stroke, the author’s unconditioned reflex.
VSCO Cam & New Site
Hey Surfstation! We've just launched an iPhone camera app called VSCO Cam that is both minimal and beautiful with filters that aren't overdone or over the top. Would love for you to check it out as well as our new site. Thanks!
Nubook
We just finished our latest project - Nubook. A service that lets you create beautiful web presentations in minutes. Ideal for all those people asking you to make a site for them.
Please have a look and help us spread the word.
Also, if you're a CSS or Javascript developer (or you know one), please get in touch. We have lots of interesting work that we need help with.
Noma Bar's Negative Space Illustrations
Enjoying rediscovering Noma Bar and his incredible illustrations.
THE EAGLEMAN STAG
- If Peter could be anything, he'd probably be a beetle - The 2011 BAFTA award winning short film from Mikey Please. For full festival and awards info visit http://www.TheEaglemanStag.com Support the new film IndieGoGo.com/MartynMyller Follow twitter.com/#!/MisterPlease…
Where Design Meets Technology
Ten cutting-edge products at the frontiers of form and function.
Some great ideas in here. The bike might be my favorite and one that I think should be developed immediately. So strange that bike-safety hasn't been given more priority in design decisions.
David B. Smith Gallery | Hong Seon Jang
very interesting new show going up at David B Smith. Check out the new work of Hong Seon Jang!
Descriptive Camera
The Descriptive Camera works a lot like a regular camera—point it at subject and press the shutter button to capture the scene. However, instead of producing an image, this prototype outputs a text description of the scene. Modern digital cameras capture gobs of parsable metadata about photos such as the camera's settings, the location of the photo, the date, and time, but they don't output any information about the content of the photo. The Descriptive Camera only outputs the metadata about the content.
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