The irony of creative change
“The irony of creativity is this: people want to be creative without change. They want innovation with no risk. They want a new result with the same exact behavior. They can talk for hours about how passionate they are about creativity, but when it comes to actually changing anything, they’ll find a way to repeat the same thing again and again.”
Isn’t that annoying?
-Dan
Wow. The earth still has us beat in the awe-inspiring visuals category. By far.
More at: The lightning storm that engulfed an erupting volcano
-Dan
“GE Caulk Singles, single-use disposable packages of caulk, reinvent the caulking experience for the consumer by putting an end to caulk guns and hard-to-use squeeze tubes. With its deceptively simple, yet ingeniously engineered packaging, Caulk Singles dispense effortlessly with one hand, require no tools, and leave essentially no waste in the package.” (via TheDieline)
So simple… So awesome… That’s good design… Plus it looks hot!
-Dan
My to-do list in Basecamp can sometimes be time intensive. This is an example of a to-do item added after a project meeting.
- Sunny
Cool Artist: NotoriousRachel
Maybe I just read too much, but this REALLY grabbed my attention. Not quite sure she is trying to be an artist, but I think she’s doing a damn good job of it!
-Dan
Some of the most beautiful currency I’ve ever seen… Stunning.
Now I have to go back to looking at our lame currency every day. Boo.
Found on Hoefler & Frere-Jones typography site.
-Dan
Telly Without Context
“To watch you need a broadband connection, quite a fast computer and a deep-seated urge to be totally bewildered.”
Couldn’t have said it beter myself. Totally ridiculous and yet hypnotizing… Watched the whole thing and feel like I just got a lobatomy.
-Dan





