Jason Nunes

Brian Solis and Jesse Thomas have created an information graphic called “The Conversation Prism”.

Thank goodness for the internet. Where else could a favorite scene from a classic film be resurrected as a musical… performed by legos.

Amazing photos from photog Rankin. I could spend hours gazing into ‘em.

http://www.art-dept.com/artists/rankin/

There’s not much that gets more nostalgic for me than Crayolas. I’m sure that’s true for 90% of my fellow designers out there.

The blog Colorlovers has a great post listing all 120 Crayola names, and their hex colors, as well as some fun facts.

Enjoy!

This has been floating around for about a month. Just watched it now. It’s definitely worth watching.

The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.

The panel went really well yesterday. We had a fantastic audience, and a great group of panelists (if I do say so myself.) Lively discussion about where to spend money on a production when you get some, as well as strategies for how to get more value by opening up the creative process to your crew by giving them a stake in what you are shooting.

And it looks like at least a few folks got something out of it. Whoo hoo.

http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/digitalsavant/entries/2009/03/15/panel_no_budget.html

http://sxtxstate.com/2009/03/15/from-no-budget-to-low-budget/

I love this Indonesian ad for flea and tick spray (never thought you’d hear me say that, did you?)

A giant floor sticker, which, when viewed from above, shows us for what we really are–parasitic blood suckers.

Found on The Cool Hunter

Have you checked out the games that FORMation released? Beautiful. And apparently totally addictive too. Haven’t played them yet (trying not to get addicted to anything else right now…) but they are downloaded, and awaiting a long flight to Austin…

if I covet these moo cards from datavisualization.ch???

I wanna collect the whole set. Wonder if they’ll be at SxSW?

Enjoy!