The new Ad from Logan, the folks who have been working with Apple creating all the latest (and in my opinion, greatest) vibrant iTunes/iPod adverts over the last year. The Ad also features one of my favourite bands Coldplay and a song off their new Viva la Vida album, which is out on Thursday.
Watch the AD in HD here. I love it!
In 2005 The Royal Mint announced a competition to design six of the eight kinds of coin in circulation in Britain, the first full redesign of the coins since decimalisation in 1971.
You can tell they were done by a graphic designer; even with the complexity of the Royal Arms, the designs are clean and sparse, with pleasing variation in placement of the inscription, and on the 20p there is a sense of refraction through the thick border of the coin. I think they’re fantastic, in fact, they’re astounding!
(via Ministry of Type)
This Archer Farms branding solution by Templin Brink Design apparently was turned down by Target! I think it’s great!! Good luck in your new adventures guys!
The latest notebook offering from Apple has received a very rocky reception at it’s opening gala at MacWorld, and since then I’ve heard nothing but negative reviews and reports. What a shame, in my opinion Apple has once again released a innovative product which pushes computer users technologically forward, to start thinking about what is actually needed, what you can do without (iMac floppy anyone) and what truly matters.
A slim, lightweight, all-in-one notebook is just what the osteopath ordered, if like me, you constantly travel with a notebook companion. The weight is half of my MacBook Pro, with fast 802.11n wireless network access and the possibility of a solid state 64GB hard drive is what all mac-users have always wondered about since the days of RAM-disks in OS8.
Am I going to buy one, probably not. The glossy screen and processor power doesn’t make for a day-in-day-out graphic workhorse. But for a budding journalist, my Mum or something lightweight for the little ones – its absolutely perfect.
