Hasta La Creative!

Se você bate o olho em um painel desse na rua, deve pensar de cara que é tudo digital e por isso não tem tanta graça assim.

Porém, essa vitrine que promove a serie “Perception” da TNT faz uso de uma tecnologia analógica do passado. São mais de 40 mil pontos físicos eletromagnéticos, que mudam de preto para branco (e vice-versa) de acordo com a interação das pessoas.

O painel ainda tem um objetivo ligado ao roteiro da série de TV, que é encontrar anagramas no meio do texto.

A criação é da Breakfast de NY, que conta nesse making of o processo de desenvolvimento da peça.

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The always smart guys of Improv Everywhere have done it again.

What do you get when you put a whole bunch of identical twins across from each other?.

A Human Mirror.

Via: Core77.

Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far is the latest book by the master Stefan Sagmeister, one of the grand designers of modern day design.
 
A while ago I read that the book’s packaging was laser cut to reveal different swapable patterns through Sagmeister’s face; but this video really explains how it works.
 
Awesome. The one I like the most is the T.
 
Plus the book is really cheap!. US$24 at Amazon.
 
Via: ComputerLove.

Do the Test.
 
Sweeeeeeeeet!.
 
Via: Reform & Revolution.

We’ve all seen a touch-screen. But now it’s the turn for a touch-screen scanner that, oddly enough, records the content of an object from the face that we see, not the machine. I think there must be some sort of special camera installed on the ceiling above.
 
The part with the moving mouse is specially cool.
 
Via: ComputerLove.

At the great Iso50’s blog, with whom I share a healthy obsession for mathematical patterns, I came across the amazing image you see above that, as he himself explains, comes from what is known as a Pythagoras Tree, which as you’ll see at en Wikipedia are pretty simple in its basic composition but can come to create amazingly complex patterns.
 
Any graphics that involve mathematical perfection, amazing color palettes and is modular… is definitelly A+ in my book.

What you can do by proyecting shadows.
 
Amazing.