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Chevychase Updates

Chevychase updates with new work - worth a minute of your time.

Hyperkit

Hyperkit is a graphic design studio run by Tim Balaam and Kate Sclater. [The Style Press]

New MTV Animations

I found this recent update at the amazing Serge Seidlitz

MTV.com kills flash site

Back in October MTV launched an all flash site. It ran very slow and took a long time to completely load. It looks like they decided to launch a simpler design using a variety of artwork from various illustrators and designers.

Top image: All flash site
Bottom image: New design

Data Visualisation of a Social Network

Felix Heinen's final year project in information design consists of two large posters [200cm x 90cm] that show the variety and attitudes of members from an internet community.

The first of the two posters indicate the functions used, as well as additional information and demographic data which are available from every member's profile. The second provides an overview of the geographic position, based on a map, showing where members are distributed.

Additionally, a Flash-based program was developed to navigate through the data as well as a lovely printed manual to match.

You can find more beautiful visualisations of complex networks over at Visual Complexity

Piksel

Antwerp-based design studio Piksel relaunch their site with a ton of cool new work!

YOLO

YOLO is Martin Fewell, ex-TDR.

Edwin Tofslie

Some people get concepts, branding, design and even kerning and some people just don't. Ed does.

See it!

BB Saunders updates

Nice work

view it

here

Nietylko Update

Maciej Hajnrich aka Nietylko has updated his own portfolio with fresh new works

Mumble Magazine

Bob Kronbauer, formally of Girl Skateboards art department, has started his own online magazine.
The site is a mixed bag of fun times for anyone who likes their contemporary art and photography served with a healthy dose of street culture.
Part of the magazine's stated mission is to post two new features every week in order to bring "real content back to the internet following the stranglehold that blogs have taken on it." [adcritic]
Check Out Mumble Here

analog audio tape cassettes

Tape Deck brings us a fine collection of those fabulous plastic relics of our past. I remember having to break out the pencil and manually rewinding the ones that got jammed up. Ahhhh so classic!