I was never a massive fan of the Nike Air Jordan's althought the 1985 ones are very cool (Have you seen the year 2000 ones? Did they actually release these?). This site is great www.nike.com/jumpman23/historyofflight/ I love the 3D stage with cutouts style they have going on, nice.
Pretty hardcore if I do say so myself! This site looks great and is really well done. You can design your own handbag, loads of styles and fabrics to choose from...personally I'm a snake skin and tassels kind of guy!
Just seen these now, they look great and i love the concertina style book. It was created by Jon Burgerman and Sune Ehlers, shame you cant get these now, id love one.
I saw a guy on the way to work that looked just like Paul Robinson from Neighbours! He was wearing dirty tracksuit bottoms which made him look like he couldnt be arsed to look after himself properly. I think people who look even slightly like a famous person have a responsibility to look as shitty as possible so that if someone sees them they will think 'Hey, that was Paul Robinson from neighbours [or other famous persons name here] and he looked really scruffy and ill' Actually things must have gone bad for the real Paul Robinson, beacause after he released that song in the 80's he went missing for years then popped up again on Neighbours, bet that was really depressing for him. Look at Craig McLachlan (Henry From Neighbours) he released the classic 'Hey Mona' then went on to do the hit show 'Bugs' on the BBC, I bet Paul Robinson hates him!
This looks really cool, just think what could be done with this. Its a shame you have to be sat next to a computer with a webcam to use the book fully but its early days yet so who knows (I want holgramatic adverts like the Jaws one from 'Back to the future 2' when the shark jumps out).
Ben Minton pitches at BTween 08 exploding narative mscapes competition. Mscapes for anyone who doesnt know (I didn't!) are location based mobile games, stories and educational journeys. They are experienced on GPS-enabled PDAs and based on easy to use software developed by HP Labs.
His game is called The Detective and its a crime based game in which you find the clues to solve the crime.
Happy Monday's Cover designers Central Station Design celebrate 25 years. They are holding a retrospective exhibition on the 16 May to 21 June 2008 in Manchester. Look here: http://www.centralstationdesign.com