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“Design in art, is a recognition of the relation between various things, various elements in the creative flux. You can't invent a design. You recognize it, in the fourth dimension. That is, with your blood and your bones, as well as with your eyes.” - David Herbert Lawrence
March 15th 2007
Tags: Architecture

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UNStudio

In the design for this single family house the sloping site is used as a device for programmatic and volumetric organization. A box-like volume bifurcates into two separate volumes; one seamlessly following the northern slope; the other lifted above the hill creating a covered parking space and generating a split-level ...
March 15th 2007
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Eno Henze

We do not speak German, but I know this was probably done with the Processing language, which puts computer programming in a visual context. Oh, and that it is beautiful. Click.
March 15th 2007
Tags: Photography

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Rosemary Laing

Laing’s photographs show women being tossed around amidst raging swirls of newspaper clippings….making the viewer conjure thoughts of global turmoil atmospherically, genderly and politically…….maybe. At Galerie Lelong.
March 15th 2007
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Sensegraphy

Sensegraphy New updates made to the site via cpluv There is some great design with imaging, interaction and layout.

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Born in Africa, raised in North Carolina, and of Indian decent, I am a cultural smorgasbord. For the last 7 years, I have worked in San Francisco at agencies that focus on user centered design such as Hot Studio, Creative B'stro and Noise 13 and have had the privilege of working with clients such as eBay, NEC, Johson & Johnson, Symantec, Roku, Zone Alarm, SOMA Magazine and Mezzanine.

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    December 16th 2008
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    Five Things “Gained” From the 2008 AIGA Gain Conference

    At the intersection of business and design, what innovative approaches do business and design leaders take in creating “a greater return on investment, fostering emotional connections and providing positive brand experiences for customers,” all while keeping their users/customers in mind? The AIGA Gain conference attempted to answer just that with ...
    October 9th 2008
    Tags: Net Culture, Personal, Technology No Comments

    Twitter Stats

    While I typically think that Twitter falls a bit on the insipid and self-involved side of the web 2.0 technologies it is undeniably good for one thing - generating stats. Well, to be more specific, this application is great for generating stats based off of public twitter user updates.
    April 11th 2008
    Tags: Art, Design, Technology, Web Design No Comments

    Andefined

    Some amazing flash script work and design interactions.
    February 4th 2008
    Tags: Art, Politics, Pop Culture No Comments

    Shepard Fairey for Obama

      Shepard Fairey is well known for his prolific stickering and flyposting of his propaganda-style images. While we at CR are well aware of his ability to stick his images just about anywhere in any city, we’re still surprised to see his the hot-off-the-press posters he’s created in support of Senator ...
    November 2nd 2007
    Tags: Pop Culture, Television No Comments

    Samuel Bayer

    God among directors, Sam Bayer, just launched his website. For those who don’t know him, he’s the mind behind such classic videos as Nirvana’s “Smells like teen spirit” and Smashing Pumpkins “Bullet with butterfly wings”

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