Computerlove™

Adrian Frutiger enters the European Design Hall of Fame

Adrian Frutiger is the third person to be inducted in the European Design Hall of Fame.
This is a distinction voted for, not by a panel of judges, but by the european creative community.
Unfortunately, due to health issues he wasn't able to attend himself the ED-Awards ceremony to pick up his prize. Instead, Thierry Hausermann, publisher of the swiss magazine idPure paid him a visit and recorded his message to the community. Here you can see parts of this "interview".

Browse-my-Face

img. Opeara Software

Along with Opera's new acid test 3 beating browser Opera 10 (beta) and Opera Unite webserver on a browser, there's some other nifty features too. While 'another beta browser' is not all that exciting, Opera are further developing their gesture based input options, enhancing their mouse gestures and now adding webcam 'facial gesture' as a browser control method.

I Love Dust

Impressive portfolio from the people at I Love Dust

Fredo Viola's The Turn

aer visual studio won the Grand Laus 09 award and the Gold ED-Award one month ago for their work on the Fredo Viola 's website project ' The Turn '. This is an interactive website framing the music and visual work of Fredo Viola.

New website of Dust Collective

New updated website of the Dust Collective from Sheffield, UK.
Check it here : Dust Collective

Source: christopher2605

CreativeCraft: Blake E. Marquis

CreativeCraft is a new series from Computerlove offering a candid glimpse into the work spaces and everday lives of creative individuals.

By Matthew Newton, Senior Editor

Designer/illustrator Blake E. Marquis lives and works in New York City. The 26-year-old, whose handmade and elegant art is wrought with emotion, has been on a steady rise in recent years — exhibiting in galleries while maintaining a growing roster of commercial clients (Banana Republic, Capitol Records, Honda, etc.). Marquis has also hopped from city-to-city, living in Los Angeles, Boston, and now New York City, where he seems at home.

When I catch up with Marquis to talk about his daily work habits, he informs me that he wakes each day at 8 a.m. and heads for coffee at nearby Le Colombe Torrefaction (link below). Once back at the studio he tunes in to Hoaward Stern on Sirius while settling in for a day spent behind the computer, bent over a work table, or usually a combination of the two. He goes on to explain the most important aspects of a good workspace: Not too hot, not too cold; peace and quiet; space; and close proximity to good coffee (which he's found) and food.

In the latest installment of CreativeCraft, Mr. Marquis provides Computerlove with a candid glimpse into his New York City workspace. We hope you enjoy the view.

Blake E. Marquis: Work table.

Blake E. Marquis: New painting.

Blake E. Marquis: Work table (alternate angle).

Blake E. Marquis: Computer screens.

Blake E. Marquis: Wallet, iPhone, and reading material.

Blake E. Marquis: Work table, mid-project.

Blake E. Marquis: Studio walls featuring art from Jim Houser, Ryan McGinness, Anthony Lister, and Cody Hudson.

Blake E. Marquis: The wide shot, featuring a comprehesive view of Marquis' art collection and terminal.

Related links: www.camecrashing.com www.flickr.com/photos/camecrashing www.yelp.com/biz/la-colombe-torrefaction-new-york

Büro Destruct III

Design collective Büro Destruct is the pioneer and flagship of young Swiss design.

Illustriously and systematically compiled, Büro Destruct III demonstrates the distinctive Büro Destruct style that the collective continues to refine, polish and develop with characteristic sophisticated vector graphics and playful use of typography.

Diesel — Only The Brave performances, part 2

The 2nd wave of online art installations curated by HKI for the new Diesel perfume Only The Brave is live.
This release sees contributions from Michael Paul Young , Tom Muller , Serial Cut and Peter Jaworowski.

Silent Studios

London based Silent Studios have launched their new portfolio site.

Comfort Wipe

Extension arm holder - 18 Inches long: The sanitary solution

TEN

Igepa stock book - Limited edition of 300 entitled ‘TEN’ after Milton Glaser’s essay ‘Ten Things I Have Learned’, presents a cross section of paper stocks available from the paper merchant with beautifully illustrated statements enveloping the pages.

More images | Designed by Bunch

Nutri Balance: Bad food, bad dog

Advertising Agency: Prolam Y&R Santiago, Santiago, Chile

more subjects on ibelieveinadv.com