cyan1975:

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socialuxe:

British artist Donna Walker repurposes furniture. (via)

jyamasaki:

A Flowchart to Determing if You’re Going to Have Sex on this Date

sinkbelow:

~ It’s retarded how bad I want this

webkitbits:

Sebastian Deutsch has created a beautiful HTML5 demo which uses <audio>, Canvas/Processing, and jQuery to display 100 recent tweets about HTML5 in a mesmerizing display.

sinkbelow:

do want

kevin:

Types of faucets

(top left): Compression faucet

(top right): Cartridge faucet

(bottom right): Ceramic-disk faucet

(bottom left): Ball-type faucet

mcahill:

vivia

suzannexie:

chriswandrew:

ncroal:

bebelestrange:

Color Picker by Jinsun Park:

The idea is simple. You hold the pen up to an object and scan the color. The RGB ink cartridge inside the pen mixes the color for you, and then you can write with it.

shutup.

kevin:

thedailywhat:

Flickr Set of the Day: Mario IRL by Fredrik Staurland.[via.]

jyamasaki:

Fanboy.com » Blog Archive » Hello Wars: Kitbashing Hello Kitty and Star Wars

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uiscraps:

Invoice Machine slideshow rocks

The “ticket stub” looking interface makes it hard to miss those arrows. Too many slide shows have hidden arrows until you hover on them, making it imparitive to mouse around to discover them. Bad form. Some implementations of the arrows show them outside of the image, making it an afterthought to the image in plain view. Others show them on top of the image, obstructing the view. But these guys split the uprights, showing the arrows on the edge of the image.

This implementation takes no time to realize it’s one image of a series. And the numbers (1, 2) in the bottom right corner are also a dead giveaway.

Don’t hide functionality, but keep it out of the way. Notice there is plenty of white-space around the widget and the frame. Good stuff, and well done Invoice Machine!

brit:

I just found this photo of a Facebook mind map I had to do for a creative advertising class I took a few years ago. Check out the old-school fb profile page I drew!