• 05 Jul 2012
• Architecture , Art , Art History , Arts , Culture , Design , Enivronmentalism , Geometry , Graphic Art , Graphic Design , History , Infographics , Sacred Geometry , Science , Timelines , Uncategorized

Beach on Pelee Island by Melissa Sexton During summer, time seems to move slower. Dogs and cats are stretched out in every cool surface they can find. Everywhere you smell lotion, sunshine and adventu... Continue &rarr

• 05 Jun 2012
• Diamond Jubilee, England, Infographics, Queen Elizabeth,
• 2011 Gift Guide , Advertising , Animation , Apps , Architecture , Archives , Art , Art History , Arts , Avatars , Beat Poetry , China , Cinemagraphs , Collaborations , Creative Lab , Culture , Culture Jamming , Dance , Data , Data Mapping , Data Storage , Design , Emoticon , Enivronmentalism , Fashion Design , Festivals , Film , Flowcharts , Font , Gaming , Geometry , Google , Graffiti , Graphic Art , Graphic Design , Graphic Novels , Grunge Design , Halloween , History , Infographics , Interactive Infographics , Literature , Meme , Mid Century Modern , Multi-Media , Music , Music History , news , Photographs , Photography , Photoshop , Politics , Primitive Futurism , Product Design , Publishing , Sacred Geometry , Satire , Scandinavian , Science , Set Design , Social Equality , Social Media , Technical Manuals , Thematic Mapping , Timelines , Typography , Uncategorized , Video , Viral , Web , Year Of The Dragon

Thoughts on Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee Why, when the subject of royalty or monarchy is mentioned, do the British bid adieu to every vestige of proportion, modesty, humour and restraint... Continue &rarr

• 28 May 2012
• Architecture, Crowd Sourcing, design, Detroit, Michigan Central Depot, Photographs,
• Architecture , Archives , Art , Art History , Collaborations , Culture , Design , Film , Graffiti , History , news , Photographs , Photography , Politics , Uncategorized , Video , Web

DESIGN & DECAY IN DETROIT Michigan Central Station For all the jokes over the years about Detroit — being dangerous, abandoned and depressing — it has never lost its underground appeal... Continue &rarr