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Celebrating 125 years of National Geographic, this Tumblr blog is a curated collection of photography from the archives. Many of the pictures are being published for the first time.
Celebrating 125 years of National Geographic, this Tumblr blog is a curated collection of photography from the archives. Many of the pictures are being published for the first time.
Chris takes a look at all the different ways you can use SVG today.
Everything you ever wanted to know about using SVG today.
Eight of Jan White’s excellent books on graphic design are now available for free online, licensed under CC0 …they’re in the public domain now.
All he asks in return is that you might buy one of his books still in print, and maybe make a donation to the Internet Archive.
Jan V. White is a mensch.
The not-so-new-but-hella-fun aesthetic.
A nice visualisation of Apple’s transition From desktop to mobile over ten years, one Daring Fireball article at a time.
Oh, and happy birthday, Daring Fireball.
The Old Aesthetic. It’s eighties-tastic!
Anton is a fantastic artist. Therefore, this graphic novel will be fantastic. Therefore, you should back the hell out of it.
Explore the shape of the underwater world of internet backbones.
I think Rebecca is on to something here. Everyone has been so quick to self-identify as a UX designer while marginalising visual design as a purely surface-level layer …but it’s all part of the design process.
A stroke of genius: turning money itself into the carrier for infographics on wealth distribution in America.
A responsively designed comic. Yeah, you heard me right. Responsive. Comic!
I had a lovely conversation at the Update after-party with Georgie about the infographic dress she was wearing. It’s quite lovely.
Some beautiful pieces of data visualisation.
A plug-in for Illustrator that allows you to export to canvas.
Telling stories with data — the video.
A fantastic blog of letterheads. Some of the typographic choices are perfect.
Beautiful chemistry visualisations using canvas.
A site on designing with data from the author of Visual Language For Designers: Principles For Creating Graphics That People Understand.
Nifty old-school 8-bit tiles superimposed on OpenStreetMap data.
Finding the sweet spot between realism and abstraction in interface elements.
Beatles infographics.
An in-depth study mapping all the permutations in "choose your own adventure" books.
Two little tips courtesy of Dan.
Dave has been experimenting with processing and documenting the results here.
A set of icons (in different sizes) from various trendy websites to use in your designs.
Vintage advertising of science and technology.
Information Graphics about WWII for WWII magazine and for the book proposal "A Visual Miscellany of World War II".
"GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) -- In a small nondescript office on West Friendly Ave., a group of designers produces tiny artistic masterpieces that millions of people interact with every day." Nice TV news video clip showing our heroes and their beauti…
Side by side comparison of stills from the Watchmen trailer and the graphic novel.
A really nice interactive infographic from the New York Times.
Cam's latest experiment is insane but brilliant ...sort of like Cam himself.
Clean, businesslike icons by the icon artists behind Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux.
A collection of beautiful illustrations scanned from a flight-training manual.
A great little tool for creating favicons.
A series of infographics comparing Chinese and German culture. Amusing and astute.
Beautiful artwork in a minimalist interface. But you'd better have your browser window maximised on a big monitor. *sigh*
Leslie is on the telly! How freakin' cool is this?
“Attention all startups, it’s a bad idea to hang your ID hat on a speech bubble. Just don’t.”
A collection of websites incorporating noteworthy visual design elements.
A nice well-illustrated article from Larissa Meek pointing to some design trends that can be applied to the Web.
Dave has made some icons — very nice ones.
A really nice article by Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain detailing the process behind a site design.
Generate your own animated .gif for Ajax apps.
Happy Cog redesigns Dictionary.com and its siblings.
Participating in a card-sorting exercise for the AIGA redesign.
Read the first two chapters of Tim Eldred's graphic novel online.
Design elements, trends and problems in Web Design... via John Oxton.
Weep not, Ethan! SVG lives... possibly in Safari and Dashboard.
It's funny because it's true.
Here's one for Joe Clark. Helvetica (and some Arial) found in England.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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