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Exploring Logo Designs with Mathematica. 2.27

Grain Edit posts some great images from the Typographica 7 design journal. Beautiful. 2.27

When pixels meet crayons, the artwork of Christian Faur. Check out Crayon Series 1. 2.27

Three recent image galleries featured by Photography Served: Istanbul, The Arctic Circle, and 120 Long Exposure. 2.27

Do you know your VAG from your Bembo? Check out this typeface shooting gallery. 2.26

The Washington Post interviews Matthew Carter. Via Typographer.org. 2.26

A really nicely done timelapse tilt-shift video. 2.25

I do like lists, especially cool lists. 2.25

Speaking of Khoi Vinh, here's his take on the Tropicana disaster. 2.25

The Grid System posts an interview with Khoi Vinh. 2.25

A list of the 10 Best Songs about Architecture, including the Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers classic "Government Center". 2.25

A lot of people have been checking out The Art of the Title Sequence lately, including myself. It's great to also have a look at the small screen, and Smashing Magazine has listed 20 Brilliant TV Show Title Sequences. 2.24

Paul Thurlby is working on an alphabet. 2.24

An interview with Nicholas Feltron. 2.23

For all of us who fire up the app as soon as we fire up the computer, Photoshop CS4 shortcut cheatsheets, plus those for versions back as far as Photoshop 5. 2.23

Well, that was fast. Tropicana relents regarding the new packaging. Score one for the power of interactive feedback. 2.23

I love that F. Aegir from The Ministry of Type traces the wonderful Notgeld photoset that's been making the rounds. 2.21

Naoya Hatakeyama's Blast series of photographs. 2.21

The Type Directors club announces its 2009 typeface awards. 2.21

The Big Picture with a great collection of photographs of People at Work. 2.21

Gary Hustwit arguing that we should design our way out of this economic crisis. 2.20

Belgium's new zero-emissions Antarctic research station. 2.20

Remodelista's roundup of rustic European kitchens. 2.20

The 50 Dollar Logo Experiment. Wow. 2.20

This needs further exploration: a site dedicated to the study of the Visual Narrative. Many, many images. 2.20

The Brooklyn Superhero Supply Co. is the latest creation of nonprofit goodness from 826 National, a family of nonprofit organizations dedicated to helping students explore creative writing. I've mentioned The Pirate Store at 826 Valencia before, and now it seems a trip to Brooklyn is in order. 2.19

Oxo is on the lookout for unnoticed problems, which it then solves through design. And it's one reason that my kitchen is full of Oxo products. 2.19

25 random things about graphic design. 2.19

Lost in a Moment is a short film captured at a Tokyo sushi bar. 2.18

I have always maintained that judging a book by its cover is not a bad thing. Why not support good design? 2.18

Of local note, Ignite Boulder is tomorrow. No ticket? Watch the live stream. 2.17

Great typographic design by Yomar Augusto. 2.17

A wealth of typographic RSS goodness from Sigurdur Armannsson. Wow. 2.16

KERN on your iPhone. 2.16

Another image collection and sharing concept, Image Spark. 2.15

Valentine's Day is a field day for Marian Bantjes. 2.15

Happy day! John Cleese is twittering. Blogging, too, of course. 2.15

Today's visual feast from Eric Baker. 2.14

Notes on this week's Design for Sustainability Roundtable at Adobe. 2.13

SVA's book recommendations for an interaction design reading list. 2.13

Alphabetica's public service poster project, PLS DNT TXT + DRIVE. Via Weightshift. 2.13

A three part interview with Paul Rand. 2.12

Smarthistory, and online art history resource. Via Kottke. 2.11

The wrong kind of breathtaking. Brand New looks at the Pepsi logo redesign presentation that seeks to establish Pepsi as the center of the universe. 2.11

An interesting look at packaging design designed by the talented Pearlfisher. 2.10

Aaron Draplin goes junkin' and posts up some nice shots. 2.10

Nightline's look at IDEO's design process. Part 2. Part 3. 2.10

Helvetica print ad from 1966. 2.10

Book covers on book covers. 2.10

Chris Bodle's Watermarks Project. 2.9

Billboards in Berlin defaced with Photoshop palettes. 2.9

The Post Family shares a great interview with the talented and always witty Aesthetic Apparatus. 2.8

Spacesick's Flickr stream features faux 1960's book cover iterations of classic films. 2.6

Layer Tennis today! 2.6

Some interesting photography by Franck Juery, via Gentle Pure Space. 2.6

Industrial penthouse in France. 2.6

Two of my favourite sites are looking fantastic this week. Naz has redesigned Weightshift, and Chris Glass has a monochrome thing going right now. 2.5

Wire & Twine is selling knit items made by Kelley Deal. 2.5

The Airplot logo for Greenpeace, and the process of its design. Via Brand New. 2.5

5 options when website budgets get slashed. 2.5

Somehow missed Dan's post about Beautiful Accidents a few days back, despite the fact that it's one of my favourite subjects. 2.4

Nice interview with filmmaker Gary Hustwit, who I met when we hosted a screening of Helvetica. His new film Objectified is coming soon to a theatre near you. 2.4

Richard Serra sculptures on Google Maps. 2.4

I LEGO N.Y. 2.4

User experience researcher Nic Nova's blog. "My work is about studying how people use various technologies and turn them into insights, ideas, prototypes or recommendations to inform design and foresight." 2.4

Ace Jet 170 posts images from Trademarks, another of the Studio Vista handbooks. 2.3

Good design versus bad design, debated at Davos. 2.2

Tobias Battenberg with Akzidenz Grotesk and a projector and a camera. Wow. Via iLT. 2.2

C-Monster reviews Vik Muniz's Rebus at MoMA. 2.2

The Morning News on Paul Virilio's photography of WWII bunkers. 2.2

There's always goodness over at Strange Maps. Check this or this. 2.2

Work by Jean Jullien. 2.2

One of my favourite things about flying, Glowing Cities Under a Nighttime Sky. 2.1

Every Super Bowl logo. 2.1