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2012 Webby Award Nominee
I’m very excited to announce that the University of the Arts in Philadelphia’s website UArts.edu and Siegel+Gale’s website siegelgale.com have been selected as 2012 Webby Award nominees. Each project is one of only five nominees selected from the tens of thousands that were submitted, making this an incredibly distinct honor for Siegel+Gale. As a Webby ...
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The Balancing Cube, ETH Zurich
This is allot of fun for all you science weenies out there. I can just image all the cool applications this could be tied to in the future. The Balancing Cube can balance on any of its edges or corners. It owes this ability to six rotating mechanisms located on each inner face of the ...
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Radio Ball Concept
Here’s a fun little prototype object designed by conceived and built by Teague’s Benoit Collette and Adam Kumpf. The Radio ball. Spin the ball in any direction to change channels, use a little tab to mark your favorites. Teague Radioball from ben collette on Vimeo.
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AIGA Bright Lights
I recently attended the AIGA Bright Lights Awards ceremony last week. The AIGA honored 2010 AIGA Medalists Steve Frykholm, John Maeda and Jennifer Morla—as well as Method and Tiffany & Co., recipients of the 2010 AIGA Corporate Leadership Award. John Maeda giving his acceptance speech The evening started with a fashion show. Me and John ...
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Self charging cell phone
This cell phone concept from design student Patrick Hyland uses a Heat-conductive charging system to energize itself. Imagine having a phone that will charge in your pocket or in your hand. No more chargers to deal with, and it would be much more eco-friendly. Lets get this technology to market!
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The iPhone Telephoto Lens
OK, this marries the shutterbug / iPhone nerd in me. At only $35 for the iPhone 3Gs or the iPhone 4 this little set up cost almost as much as some of those designer cell phone cases. Go pick one up at Photojojo. Each lens comes with a case and a mini-tripod. Just make sure ...
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SFMOMA ArtScope
Stamen Design just published a new website creation that interfaces with SFMOMA’s huge art database. Faced with the challenge of providing a way to navigate through upwards of 3,500 works in the museum’s collection, the Stamen Design team decided to create a visual browsing tool that let users see all of the images at once, ...
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Mad Fiber
Whether your on your old Schwinn cruising around town or your a pro riding weight weenie you will appreciate these new carbon fiber wheel sets made by Mad Fiber. These super light beauties are hand made in Seattle and boasts a virtual no weight limit. The production process is fascinating, check out the video… ...
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A rare look inside Pixar studios
I wish this was longer and more in depth. Enjoy!
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More Processing fun
Augmatic Disport from zenbullets on Vimeo. 100 Abandoned Artworks [Processing]
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N-3D Demo
Check out this cool experimental holographic display using an iPad, very cool. N-3D DEMO from aircord.
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The future of user interfaces
All UI geeks at one point or another have referred back to Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report as a highlight in interface design. Its called spacial operating environment and John Underkoffler points out in this TED video clip that the technology is 15 years old, and the images seen in the movie were actually working prototypes, ...