Archives for the month of: November, 2010

Tie Tea by George Lee

Tie Tea by George Lee

Tie Tea designed by new york designer George Lee founder of le moutin noir & co.

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Bakers Architecten

Architect : Bakers Architecten
Client: Van Bekkum Projects Ltd
Location: Utrecht
Stage: Completed
Completion: 2010
Photographs: Maarten Noordijk

apollo architects

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… from Mark Boulton’s blog – On defining UX

Well, what a week that was. Off the back of a won­der­ful dCon­struct came a timely dis­cus­sion (either well-timed, or ill-timed depend­ing on your point of view) between Ryan Car­son and the UX com­munity (rebut­tals from Andy Budd and Cennydd Bowles).

As usual, it’s polar­ised opin­ion. But now — a few days later — more thought­ful dis­cus­sion is begin­ning to take place.

It all star­ted with one tweet:

UX Pro­fes­sional’ is a bull­shit job title. It’s just a way to over-charge naive cli­ents. All web design­ers should be UX pros
http://twitter.com/ryancarson/status/22885968975

Admit­tedly, I think Ryan’s tim­ing was a little off given Clear­left had just advert­ised they were look­ing to hire a Senior UX Designer. That said, this dis­cus­sion does con­tinue to bubble up the sur­face every now and then. Last year, I tweeted:

Since when did good web design sud­denly get called ‘UX’? Every­where I look now, good UI design is called ‘UX’, good type = ‘UX’, Col­our? UX.
http://twitter.com/markboulton/status/2567887109

read the entire post here

Happy typographic families game

Happy typographic families game

Happy typographic families game

Happy typographic families game

Happy typographic families game

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Alex Trochut was born in 1981 in Barcelona. Studied Graphic design at Elisava, and started working as freelance and illustrator in 2007. Trochut is based in Barcelona.

Direction: Alex Trochut ( alextrochut.com ) & Physalia ( physaliastudio.com )
Art Direction: Alex Trochut ( alextrochut.com )
Animation & Compositing: Physalia ( physaliastudio.com )
Music: Freefarm / Simon Pyke ( freefarm.co.uk )

Included in a 5 ident series for MTV under the theme of LOOK&FEEL, Touch is a piece codirected by graphic designer Alex Trochut and Physalia that seeks to unleash the spellbinding out of the sense of touch.