Sight Unseen
Instead of giving up former editors of I.D. Magazine have created a wonderful new project; Sight Unseen that is definitely worth checking out.
Sight Unseen takes readers inside the worlds of design, art, fashion, food, photography, and other creative disciplines. Through revealing interviews, first-person accounts, and behind-the-scenes documentation of process, Sight Unseen uncovers the stories, inspirations, and obsessions of people who love to make things.
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Google uspet with China – Say it isnt so Bob!
After dragging its feet on the censorship with its google.cn search, it seems the company has done an about face after one too many hacker attacks, so it seems an appropriate time for a Rob Schneider style joke in a Hong Kong fuey stylee. ahhhhhhhhh sooooooooooooooo
Like many other well-known organizations, we face cyber attacks of varying degrees on a regular basis. In mid-December, we detected a highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure originating from China that resulted in the theft of intellectual property from Google. However, it soon became clear that what at first appeared to be solely a security incident–albeit a significant one–was something quite different.
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Vinyl Design competition
The 100th person joining Vinyl Design with Google Friend Connect will win a pack of their popular Falling Blocks wall sticker. So get Googling!
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James McLean – Artist
My name is James McLean. I am a Melbourne based Artist and have been developing my Art form from a young age. Having experimented with a number of techniques from pen & ink to digital mediums, I am still exploring a definitive approach.
I like to use a mixture of inks, pens and pencils, as well as computer created imagery to express my passion for observing people and making social and political commentary. Some of my influences include Osamu Tezuka, George Grosz, Gerald Scarfe, Michael Leung, Sidney Nolan and of course Pablo Picasso.
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From the Booth of Bindi
Talented Nelson Bay Local, Bindi Booth has launched her new website at www.bindibooth.com which has a great array of her beautifully crafted illustration work.
There are also a few limited edition giclee prints for sale which would make the perfect addition to any childs room.
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Vegimite move into 2.0
Seems the latest vegmite which has been called isnack 2.0 was marketing genius, as everyone is talking about it, wonder if it tastes any good though?
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Watch This – Triwa turns on the colour!
A friend purchased a watch recently that cost him an arm and a leg and weighed almost a kilo. The watch in question lasted the only 6 months before it broke (for no apparent reason) and after a lengthy battle with the company he still has not received a replacement….
Which brings me the super colourful Triwa Watches; lightweight, well priced and a fresh new take on the designer watch. Read all about the Triwa watch →
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Three Frames
Three Frames takes three frames from films and presents them on a website. What a novel idea!
