Thinking for a Living, the brain child of Duane King and has been through a redesign. We must say it’s looking pretty slick. Now focusing more on feature and long form content the redesign reflects this, shifting from presenting a traditional long scrolling page to a landscape mode—after …]]>

Thinking for a Living, the brain child of Duane King and has been through a redesign. We must say it’s looking pretty slick. Now focusing more on feature and long form content the redesign reflects this, shifting from presenting a traditional long scrolling page to a landscape mode—after all most of the screens it’ll be read on are probably larger widescreen models. Where the design really comes into it’s own is the keyboard shortcuts which makes navigating the columns of content a pleasurable experience. Quite similar to the shortcuts AisleOne recently incorporated into their redesign, it’s no surprise to see that both AisleOne and Thinking for a Living are part of the same publishing network (TFAL Network). This seems like an interesting move to bring similar content providers together and reminds me of what Gawker Network has done for the tech/videogames/geek community with Gizmodo/Lifehacker/ValleyWag.

What do you guys think of the new design and the more editorial content and magazine like presentation of TFAL?

After a fairly hefty load, this is a promotional site for HBO featuring stories told from four ’sides’ using an interactive cube. Admittedly the stories are pretty cheesy, but this is a great narrative device.

Thankfully not related in any way to the gratingly overplayed song by Oasis, this is the site of a Japanese interior design firm established by Masamichi Katayama.

The interface is really something special. Anyone know who developed this site?

It has the hallmarks of something by It …]]>

Thankfully not related in any way to the gratingly overplayed song by Oasis, this is the site of a Japanese interior design firm established by Masamichi Katayama.

The interface is really something special. Anyone know who developed this site?

It has the hallmarks of something by It is by Yugo Nakamura / tha ltd but I can’t see a credit anywhere…

It is by Yugo Nakamura / tha ltd.

North Kingdom do it again, this time for DDB Stockholm, with one of the most incredibly well produced sites I have seen in a long time! If you have 10 minutes & loudspeakers give it a try and see if you could make it in the …]]>

North Kingdom do it again, this time for DDB Stockholm, with one of the most incredibly well produced sites I have seen in a long time! If you have 10 minutes & loudspeakers give it a try and see if you could make it in the Swedish Army!

The MouthOff™ Signature Series is now available on itunes! 12 new mouths each created by a different superstar illustrator are now ready and waiting for your talking pleasure! The line up of artists is: Jon Burgerman, Jeffrey Bowman, Bobby Bobson, Chent, Pete Fowler, Matthew Green, Paris Hair, Gary …]]>

The MouthOff™ Signature Series is now available on itunes! 12 new mouths each created by a different superstar illustrator are now ready and waiting for your talking pleasure! The line up of artists is: Jon Burgerman, Jeffrey Bowman, Bobby Bobson, Chent, Pete Fowler, Matthew Green, Paris Hair, Gary J Lucken aka Army of Trolls, Linus Nyström, Pinky, PYKY, and Mikko Walamies. Phew, what a list!

Yet more innovative digital work for Uniqlo. Cleverly interwoven video clips of Tokyo residents wearing said clothing are mapped to their real world locations. Lovely.

Universal Everything have a small update with some fresh new work. Particularly enjoying their branding for Realise Studio.

Take the controls of a series of custom-built real world devices in this real time interaction experiment from BBC Blast – the BBC Blast Studio

In this collaborative installation, visitors to the site can trigger sounds and lights and paint in real time to name just two …]]>

Take the controls of a series of custom-built real world devices in this real time interaction experiment from BBC Blast – the BBC Blast Studio

In this collaborative installation, visitors to the site can trigger sounds and lights and paint in real time to name just two of the pieces. Well worth a visit.

Please note: The site is only open for use between 12pm and 12am GMT.

Explore relationships between music genres and artists using TuneGlue° by Onyro.

This sort of visualisation/explorer has been done a lot before, but this is a really nice, intuitive execution. Lovely stuff.

I came across Andy Gugel’s cargofolio this week and he seems to be behind Fallon’s Skimmer desktop application that allows you to keep track of your popular social networking activities. Been trying out Skimmer for the past 2 weeks and I’ve got to say it’s …]]>

I came across Andy Gugel’s cargofolio this week and he seems to be behind Fallon’s Skimmer desktop application that allows you to keep track of your popular social networking activities. Been trying out Skimmer for the past 2 weeks and I’ve got to say it’s great use of the Adobe Air platform. There are certainly a few limitations, but it does look tasty!

Cargo is definitely turning into an impressive collective!