The Week's Links: March 8, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Snakes in a Frame: Mark Laita's Stunning Photographs of Slithering Beasts ➞
• Biodesign: When Life is Not Only the Subject of Art, But the Medium Too ➞
• The Year's Most Outstanding Science Visualizations ➞
• Say Goodbye To Video Stores, Mailmen, Pennies... ➞
• 10 Vintage Menus That Are a Feast for the Eyes, If Not the Stomach ➞
• No Salt, No Problem: One Woman's Life-or-Death Quest to Make "Bland" Food Delicious ➞
• The PBS Renaissance, Mario Bros. and Surrealist Art ◉
• How Does McCormick Pick the Top Flavors of the Year? ➞
• Ockham Never Really Had a Razor ➞
• Opera Fans Have an Advantage in Chemistry Class ➞
• What Rock-Paper-Scissors Can Tell Us About Decision Making ➞
• UNICEF and Droga5 Launch 2013 'Tap Project' With a Facebook Push ➞
• Amazing Astrophotography Lets You See Nebulae in 3D ➞
• Too Little Sleep Can Really Mess Our Bodies Up ➞
• This Is Your Brain on Movies ➞
• Geneticists Try to Figure Out When the Illiad Was Published ➞
• With News Feed Overhaul, Facebook Delivers Your 'Personalized Newspaper' ➞
• Paola Antonelli Teaches Stephen Colbert A Thing Or Two About Applied Design ◉
• Why Are Our Brains Wrinkly? ➞
• MIT Technology Review performs an Autopsy of a Dead Social Network, Friendster ➞
• Superb chart on the legal trade-mark-ability of a name. From 1950. ➞
• Brand New: Logo Reductions for Screen Use ➞
• Your Brain On Fiction ◉
• The Power of Structured Procrastination ➞
• Facebook’s Redesign Hopes to Keep Users Engaged - NYTimes.com ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of March 4 ◉
• Respect Yourself and Take Back Control of Your Calendar ➞
• How to Keep the Ideas Flowing When You’re Put in Charge ➞
• My 10 Essential Email Habits: zenhabits ➞
• Classic worth revisiting: 50 Questions That Will Free Your Mind ➞
• How To Use Google Like Sherlock Holmes ➞
• The Wildly Ambitious Quest to Build a Mind-Controlled Exoskeleton by 2014 ➞
• The Real Work Of Writing: Elizabeth Gilbert Takes On Philip Roth ◉
• Why a one-room West Virginia library runs a $20,000 Cisco router ➞
• TIME Turns 90: All You Need to Know About Modern History in 90 Cover Stories ➞
• The Annotated Wisdom of Louis C.K. ➞
• Why Bilinguals Are Smarter ◉
• Artificial intelligence: Can we teach computers what “truth” means? ➞
• New research suggests some of our aesthetic preferences emerge by the time we’re eight months old. ➞
• 50 unseen Rudyard Kipling poems discovered ➞
• McSweeneys: Nate Silver Offers Up a Statistical Analysis of Your Failing Relationship. ➞
• Study: Volunteering May Improve Cardiovascular Health ➞
• From Mat Honan, who suffered a devastating hack last year: What To Do After You've Been Hacked ➞
• A Simple Trick for Tripling People's Charitable Donations ◉
• Why is Coffee Good For You? Here Are 7 Reasons ➞
• "'Smart' simply means you're ready to learn." and other quotes from TED 2013 ➞
• Vulnerability (A Mini TED Remix) [Update] ◉
• Google launches Art Talks on Google+ starting tomorrow at MoMA and then the National Gallery later this month. ➞
• Why Great Ideas Get Rejected: From TEDxOU ➞
• Break Your Addiction to Meetings - Elizabeth Grace Saunders ➞
• Why are digital textbooks not taking off? ➞
• Where would we be without Pantone? ➞
• What 15 Years Of Computer Screen Evolution Looks Like ➞
• Is the arts subscription model dying, or are we selling subscriptions the wrong way? ➞
• PBS 2013 Online Film Festival Starts Today ◉
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: The author's taciturn responses to an 1899 version of the Proust questionnaire. ➞
• Beautiful: Intricate Miniature Tape, Thread, and Toothbrush Sculptures ➞
• More Insights on Sharpening Your Creative Mind ➞
• Ballet In Advertising ◉
• 4 surprising lessons about education from data collected around the world ➞
• What We Talk About When We Talk About "Social" - Nilofer Merchant ➞
• When Brain Damage Unlocks The Genius Within ➞
• What did the 16th century minds of Shakespeare and Galileo have in common, and what set them apart? ➞
• Iconic Artists at Work: Watch Rare Videos of Picasso, Matisse, Kandinsky, Renoir, Monet and More ➞
• The End Of 9-5 Made Life More Complicated; Here's How To Take Control Again ➞
• Five Inspired Ideas Emerging From TED2013 ➞
• Debug Yourself: Rethinking Mistakes And How They Affect Your Work ➞
• Write E-Mails That People Won't Ignore - Bryan A. Garner ➞
• The Hunt for a New, Copyright-Free Happy Birthday Song ➞
• The Holodeck Is Real: How does fiction get us to treat fake things as real? ➞
• Greater Thoughts About Writing ➞
• The Most Beautiful Nature GIFs on the Web ➞
• Time to change passwords: Evernote hacked - SlashGear ➞
• Fresh From TED: A Mind-Blowing App That Could Remake Mobile Retail: Try Things On, Virtually ➞
• Respect Yourself and Take Back Control of Your Calendar ➞
• Death To Core Competency: Lessons From Nike, Apple, Netflix ➞
• Teachers As "Persuaders": An Interview With Daniel Pink - Classroom Q&A With Larry Ferlazzo ➞
• Amy Sherman-Palladino on Making "Bunheads" The Most Accurate Ballet Show Ever ➞
• Study: Hearing Music as Beautiful Is a Learned Trait ➞
• 10 Essential Quotes for Writers ➞
• Margrét Pála on teaching kids to be resilient ➞
• Researchers Find That Dolphins Call Each Other By 'Name' ➞
• Helicopter Branding: Why It’s Bad And How To Avoid It ➞

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The Week's Links: March 1, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Deliberate Practice: How Intentionally Overcoming Weaknesses Develops Expertise ➞
• 3 Social Media Lessons From Young Adults And The Authors Who Speak To Them ➞
• Berliner Philharmoniker: Instruments From The Inside ◉
• Helicopter Branding: Why It’s Bad And How To Avoid It ➞
• The Creative Process of Ansel Adams Revealed in 1958 Documentary ➞
• Clever Kickstarter by design student to settle once and for all that black is The New Black. ➞
• The 2000 Year Old Computer: The Antikythera Mechanism ◉
• The significance of plot without conflict ➞
• Make a Stranger Believe in You - Anne Kreamer ➞
• 6 Strategy Lessons From A Former Chess Prodigy Who's Now A CEO ➞
• Easy As Pie ◉
• 2013 TED Prize: Sugata Mitra: Build a School in the Cloud ➞
• Case study: The making of the Moscow Metro Map 2.0 ➞
• The Power of Habit Investments ➞
• Food for thought: The Future of Advertising 2020 ➞
• The Power of Structured Procrastination ➞
• When Winning An Oscar Means Bankruptcy: VFX Artists Protest The Academy Awards ➞
• Using White Space For Readability In HTML And CSS ➞
• Independent Work May Be Inevitable - Whitney Johnson ➞
• New Nielsen Global Survey On Digital Influence: How the Internet Affects New Product Purchase Decisions ➞
• Learning to code is learning to think. Kids should learn programming. ◉
• Animated GIFs: The Birth of a Medium - PBS Arts: Off Book ◉
• Want to improve education? Ask the kids ➞
• The Case for Stealth Innovation ➞
• Any Two Pages on the Web Are Connected By 19 Clicks or Less ➞
• Russia's massive meteorite: By the numbers ➞
• Top Dog: The Science of Winning and Losing ➞
• In case you missed it: 10 Tricks to Make Yourself a Dropbox Master ➞
• The great details in "The Americans" Title Sequence ➞
• Oscar-Nominated Director Benh Zeitlin on Not Waiting For Permission ➞
• TED: Ads Worth Spreading ➞
• Ad Age Presents the 2013 Digital A-List ➞
• CultureLab: How to use art to help explore other minds ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of February 25, 2013 ◉
• Barry's Blog: Interview with NEA Chief of Staff Jamie Bennett ➞
• The Seed Of Doubt ◉
• az project: The stories and faces of graphic design ➞
• Getting Started with Responsive Typography ➞
• Constructal Law: A Design Theory of Everything ◉
• We’re Marketers, Not Soldiers: How Combative Competition Is Killing Creativity ➞
• How the Web Development Process Works ➞
• Can You Feel Me Now? The Sensational Rise of Haptic Interfaces ➞
• The Making Of A Groundbreaking Animation: Paperman, Now an Oscar winner. ➞
• In China, a research project aims to find the roots of intelligence in our DNA; searching for the supersmart ➞
• 5 quick(ish) fixes to get you re-inspired ➞
• Seriously bored? Dig for purpose ➞
• Jean-Luc Godard’s After-Shave Commercial for Schick ➞
• Are You Hiding Behind Your Busy Schedule? ➞
• Humble ◉
• Why an App or a DVD Probably Won't Make You a Genius ➞
• Elizabeth Gilbert on creativity and saying no: The Paul Holdengraber Show ◉
• This is hilarious: YOU HAD ONE JOB! ➞
• Welcome To The New Self-Service Economy ➞
• Making a Business Case for Bedtime ➞
• Frank Chimero: A Lesson from a Surgeon ➞
• When Good Design Isn’t Enough ➞
• Writers on Writing: Fear, Loathing, Desire—And The Self-Destructing Work of Art ➞
• MIT Technology Review: The True Story of a 1967 “Contact” Incident ➞
• Smithsonian Magazine: The Story Behind Banksy ➞
• *Ahem* The Seven Habits Of Highly Effective Mediocre People ➞
• How Neuroscience Will Fight Five Age-Old Afflictions ➞
• Engineering advances have architects striving for the mile-high skyscraper. ➞
• 5 Evidence-Based Ways to Optimize Your Teamwork ➞
• America's Hardest-Working Know-It-All ➞
• Clay Christensen: First the media gets disrupted, then comes the education industry ➞
• This Is How Your Brain Deals With Google And Facebook Ads ➞
• Advertisers Should Act More Like Newsrooms ➞
• Step back in time with the elegant source code for Photoshop 1.0 ➞
• What Happened to Downtime? The Extinction of Deep Thinking & Sacred Space ➞
• Infographic: An Amazing, Invisible Truth About Wikipedia ➞
• Designing the Packaging-Free Future ➞
• Nate Silver Does Oscar Predictions, Election-Style - NYTimes.com ➞
• TED Playlists: Re-imagining school ➞
• Great: Massimo Vignelli and Bob Noorda's original NYC Transit Authority Graphics Standards Manual now online. ➞
• British Library publishes da Vinci's notebooks online. ➞

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The Week's Links: February 22, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Great: Massimo Vignelli and Bob Noorda's original NYC Transit Authority Graphics Standards Manual now online. ➞
• Your Immune System 'Remembers' Microbes It's Never Fought Before, New Study Says ➞
• This Is Your Brain On Music [Infographic] ➞
• Musicians Are Probably Smarter Than The Rest Of Us ➞
• Nike CEO Mark Parker On His Company's Digital Future: Body-Controlled Music, Color-Coded Heart Rates ➞
• Chromatophobia: Michael Bierut's Fear of Color ➞
• Submarine Channel: Top 5 of our Favorite Things: Projection Mappings (2012) ➞
• Mosh Pits Teach Us About the Physics of Collective Behavior ➞
• Ha! The Elephants of Typography ➞
• Responsive Typography: The Basics by Information Architects ➞
• Neuroscientists determine famous trick's surprising ability to manipulate audiences. ➞
• Fifty Years After Sylvia Plath’s Death, Critics Are Just Starting to Understand Her Life ➞
• Vulnerability (A Mini TED Remix) ◉
• Experts Are Weeding Out Impostor Portraits of Mozart ➞
• How to Revive a Lost Language ➞
• The Rise and Fall of Nikola Tesla and his Tower ➞
• British Library publishes da Vinci's notebooks online. ➞
• TED Playlists: Quirky, fascinating talks about the design of practical things we all need, whether we know it or not. ➞
• The Connection Between Shakespeare and Maurice Sendak ◉
• Must Read: What Data Can’t Do -NYTimes.com ➞
• TED Playlists: Maestros bring you into the world of writing and conducting music ➞
• 9 Very Specific Rules From Real Libraries ➞
• The Three Little Pigs As Breaking News ◉
• What is a book in the age of the iPad? An interview with Craig Mod ➞
• The Epic List of Content Strategy Resources ➞
• Why Would You Ever Give Money Through Kickstarter? ➞
• Meet the Creator: The Director Under Pixar's "Blue Umbrella" ➞
• How a Charming Doodling App Arose From the Web's Wildest West ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of February 18 ◉
• Modern Etiquette: Social Media Do’s & Don’ts ➞
• A great look at a fantastic series: Black Mirror decodes our modern dread of technology ➞
• Mathemusician Vi Hart Explains the Space-Time Continuum With a Music Box, Bach, and a Möbius Strip ➞
• How Do I Improve My Memory? Forget More ➞
• Virtues of Cognitive Workout ➞
• Storytelling Across Platforms: J.J. Abrams And Gabe Newell ◉
• 5 Principles of Creativity ➞
• Made by Hand: The Beekeeper ◉
• The Value of Taking a Productive Pause ➞
• This Is Your Brain in the Cloud ➞
• Lessons in Conveying Complex Ideas with Simple Graphics from the World's Best Information Designers ➞
• Why did Joss Whedon choose to make a film of Much Ado About Nothing? ➞
• The Value of Taking a Productive Pause ➞
• What's in a name? Just about everything ➞
• Read 12 new Neil Gaiman mini-stories online, then help illustrate them ➞
• Ice Age Art at the British Museum: 'Not even Leonardo surpassed this' ➞
• Shakespeare's Globe to stage history plays on original battle sites ➞
• Inside the GIF-Industrial Complex: How the animated image file took over the internet. ➞
• Meet Adweek's Young Influentials 20 superstars from media, marketing and tech ➞
• New theatre to rise at site of Shakespeare playhouse ➞
• Why We Love Beautiful Things ◉
• Calvin And Hobbes Having Adventures In Real Photographs Will Make You Smile ➞
• Creativity 2012 Production Company of the Year and A-List ➞
• 9 Little Translation Mistakes That Caused Big Problems ➞
• Four, A Beautiful Animated Short About The Seasons ◉
• Video: Orchestra Brings Together Israelis and Arabs For Common Goal ➞
• Are You Out of Sync With Your Values? ➞
• Brain Connections Contribute to Our Unique Personalities ➞
• How Thomas Jefferson Pioneered the Tomato, Championed Urban Farming, and Taught Americans to Make Coffee ➞
• Howard Gardner’s seminal Theory of Multiple Intelligences ➞
• Why Sci-Fi Author William Gibson Loves Japan ◉
• Eight Designers Awarded the AIGA Medal for 2013 ➞
• True Innovation ◉
• Aphrodisiac Scent Guides Visitors Through Shakespearean Maze ➞
• Amazing: The 2013 Sony World Photography Awards ➞
• How Photography Changed Painting (and Vice Versa) ➞
• A Guide to Understanding Nothing ➞
• 18 Complicated Scientific Ideas Explained Simply ➞
• StackExchange Founder Vows to Reinvent Online Discourse ➞
• This Is Why Your Kickstarter Project Is Late ➞
• 20 Optical Illusions That Might Break Your Mind ➞
• The Lab Accident That Led to the Discovery of Supertasters ➞
• Clever: BLOKK font gives you a nice fill text for mock-ups and wireframing without the lorem ipsum. ➞
• Another Google Chrome Experiment, this one to promote Disney's Oz The Great and Powerful ➞
• The next chapter: storytelling embarks on an interactive adventure ➞
• What Makes Muscles Twitch? ➞
• Bill Gates: Education Is The One Issue That's Key To America's Future ➞
• Singing the ABCs in 8 Different Languages ➞
• The Podcast History of Our World Will Take You From Creation Myths to (Eventually) the Present Day ➞
• Criterion cancels your weekend plans, makes its Hulu collection available for free ➞
• Active Story System – a design methodology for participatory transmedia storytelling ➞
• Pentagram Names Most Influential Design Firm of the Past 50 Years ➞
• Interaction design lessons from sci-fi: Visual interfaces ➞

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The Week's Links: February 15, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• TED Playlists: Our brains - predictably irrational ➞
• 7 Outstanding Free Books for your iPad by Educational Technology and Mobile Learning ➞
• 5 exhilarating benefits of making even the tiniest plan ➞
• Planning for the non-planner ➞
• A Brief History Of Nerds In Pop Culture ➞
• Girls Lead in Science Exam, but Not in the United States ➞
• Amazing: Perspective Is Everything In Nature ➞
• Bjork Launches Her Own Interactive Educational Curriculum ➞
• 4 Ways to Quickly Tackle New Skills as a Team ➞
• Awesome Vintage Science Illustrations By The Founder Of Popular Science ➞
• Bret Victor: Creators need an immediate connection to what they create. ◉
• Interaction design lessons from sci-fi: Visual interfaces ➞
• Oliver Sacks On Rediscovery, Memory And Autoplagiarism ◉
• Your Brain in Love: Scientific American ➞
• What is Love? ◉
• Rebranding Valentine's Day Into A Day Of Generosity ➞
• 7 Massive Ideas That Could Change the World ➞
• Scientists Have Made the First Truly 3D Microchip ➞
• How two scientists are using the New York Times archives to predict the future ➞
• Nylllon - Useful links for digital designers and developers ➞
• Avoiding the Uncanny Valley of Interface Design ➞
• Amazingly colorful: Aerial Photographs of Tulip Fields in the Netherlands by Normann Szkop ➞
• "The Wheel of the Devil": On Vine, gifs and the power of the loop ➞
• When Newspapers Were New, or, How Londoners Got Word of the Plague ➞
• Download Hundreds of Free Art Catalogs from The Metropolitan Museum of Art ➞
• How Can We Alleviate The Feeling Of Running Out Of Time? Experience Awe ◉
• MoMA announces major Le Corbusier retrospective ➞
• Gandhi's list of "the seven blunders that human society commits, and that cause all violence" ◉
• A Very Little History of Philosophy ➞
• Why extroverts fail, introverts flounder and you probably succeed ➞
• Double-loop learning: Secret Ingredient for Success ➞
• Paracosms, loyalty and reality in the pursuit of creative problem solving ➞
• 10 places where anyone can learn to code ➞
• How to make great radio: An illustrated guide starring Ira Glass ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of February 11 ◉
• Goals And Plans ◉
• Why The Next Social Media Frontier Is The Past ➞
• Great Brands And Sci-Fi ◉
• MoMA mindmaps artists' cross-influences in Inventing Abstraction ➞
• Building New Habits Through Advertising ◉
• Truly amazing photograph: A Man Feeding Swans in the Snow ➞
• Amazing: Eggshell Sculptures ➞
• Keep it secret, keep it safe: A beginner’s guide to Web safety by Ars Technica ➞
• Fast Company: Most Innovative Companies 2013 ➞
• A Quick Guide to Serif Fonts ➞
• Stephen Fry on his many smartphones ➞
• Amazon to put personalized advertising on Kindles ➞
• 10 of the Most Bizarre Fairy Tale Adaptations ➞
• On Top Of The World ◉
• The New Script for Teaching Handwriting Is No Script at All. Cursive Goes the Way of 'See Spot Run' In Many Classrooms ➞
• For sale, baby shoes, never worn: Hemingway probably did not write the famous six-word story. ➞
• Copy, Transform, Combine: Everything Is A Remix, The Complete Series ◉
• Gunn Report 2012: The best ads of 2012 ➞
• Photographer Pairs Images Of Beautiful Places With Matching Typography ➞
• The Future According To Google's Eric Schmidt: 7 Points ➞
• The History of Wine Drinking, From a Chore to a Choice ➞
• When Artists And Corporations Get Along ➞
• 11 Colorful Phrases From Ancient Roman Graffiti ➞
• Street Art Goes High Brow: Faile Teams Up With NYC Ballet ➞
• 25 Insights on Becoming a Better Writer ➞
• Al Gore on How the Internet is Changing the Way We Think ➞
• Biography of J.D. Salinger Coming in September ➞
• Women of Transmedia ➞
• John E. Karlin, Who Led the Way to All-Digit Dialing, Dies at 94 - NYTimes.com ➞
• Magic, copyright, and internal enforcement mechanisms ➞
• Leadership & Followership: What Tango Can Teach 1st Sergeants About These Roles ➞
• 37 Hitchcock Cameos over 50 Years: All in One Video ➞
• What if we could look inside human brains? - Moran Cerf ➞
• All Of The World's Undersea Cables In One Map ➞
• Design graduate perfumer bottles history, landmarks and nostalgia ➞
• A Comprehensive Guide To Firewalls ➞
• The Top 10 Biking Cities In America, Mapped By How People Commute ➞
• An Atlas Of Where Chefs Eat, Told In 50 Fonts And 700 Pages ➞
• How Owls Rotate Their Heads So Far Without Snapping Their Necks ➞
• Treat Everything as a Case Study - Robert Plant ➞
• Scientists Discover Dung Beetles Use The Milky Way For GPS ➞
• Billboards to Advertise the Awesomeness of Science Pop Up in Vancouver ➞
• 20 Words We Owe to William Shakespeare ➞

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The Week's Links: February 1, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• How to write a good bio ➞
• New Project Maps the Wiring of the Mind ➞
• Why We Need Theater Now More Than Ever ➞
• Escaping The Cult Of The Average & The Happy Secret To Better Work ◉
• A Board Game Designed For Classical Music Buffs ➞
• The Future of Work: Quantified Employees, Pop-Up Workplaces, And More Telepresence ➞
• Are the arts trading in happiness? If so, what kind? ➞
• Jose Mujica: The world's 'poorest' president ➞
• The WWF app for iPad is amazing, beautiful and free: ➞
• Twitter middle finger: Logo sketches show designs other than blue bird. ➞
• Nature Has A Formula That Tells Us When It's Time To Die ➞
• Crossword author uses puzzle to reveal he's dying ➞
• Please don't help my kids ➞
• The Making Of A Groundbreaking Animation: Paperman ◉
• Arthur Miller on writing The Crucible ➞
• Programmer Interrupted ➞
• Working overtime doesn't increase your output. It makes you stupid. ◉
• If You Think You're Good At Multitasking, You Probably Aren't ➞
• Gorgeous vintage record sleeves for classical music. ➞
• Shakespeare’s Sonnets and MLK’s Speech Stored in DNA Speck ➞
• Richard, A Documentary about a London Piano Tuner Who Chooses to be Homeless ➞
• Second TEDx conference on the Great White Way asks 'What is the best Broadway can be?' ➞
• The School of Life: Mark Earls on Copying and Originality ◉
• A hotel room changed Matisse's art. This is how: ➞
• Leo Burnett's classic speech "When to take my name off the door" animated ◉
• Did Shakespeare Have Syphilis? ➞
• Very useful: Exporting Images With Usuable Names From Evernote ➞
• Stocking Up: Uncovering the Secrets to the Best Broth ➞
• Origami: A Blend of Sculpture and Mathematics ➞
• Beautiful: Orchids of Latin America ➞
• This Is What Being a Google Maps Editor Is Like ➞
• The First Canned Beer Went on Sale 78 Years Ago ➞
• The Story Behind Banksy ➞
• The Psychology Behind Superhero Origin Stories ➞
• It's Okay To Be Smart: The PBS Renaissance Continues ◉
• This Explains Everything: 192 Thinkers Each Select the Most Elegant Explanation of How the World Works ➞
• Popular Lies About Graphic Design ➞
• Are You A Hipster? Do You Think Video Games Are Art? And Other Important Questions ◉
• PBS Off Book: The Art of Creative Coding, Graphic Design & Other Explorations ◉
• Ira Glass on the strange life of the producer ◉
• Inventors: The First Software Patent & The Digital Camera ◉
• Cassandre: Gorgeous Vintage Posters by One of History's Greatest Graphic Designers ➞
• We Need Technology to Help Us Remember the Future ➞
• Why We Should Build Software Like We Build Houses ➞
• The Never-Before-Told Story of the World's First Computer Art (It's a Sexy Dame) ➞
• Why Living Cells Are The Future Of Data Processing ➞
• Introducing Courier Prime, commissioned by screenwriter John August, it's Courier, just better: ➞
• Understanding How to Frame Your Creative Expertise ➞
• Happy Two-Hundredth Birthday, "Pride and Prejudice" ➞
• Creativity Top 5: January 28, 2013 ◉
• Popular Lies About Graphic Design ➞
• If You Think You're Good At Multitasking, You Probably Aren't ➞
• Cicero on Dance ◉
• NASA Sends Image of the Mona Lisa to the Moon and Back ➞
• Great Clients ◉
• Why Subtraction Is the Hardest Math in Product Design ➞
• TED Playlists: The artist is in. ➞
• Your Storytelling Brain ◉
• Cleverness ◉
• 37 Hitchcock Cameos over 50 Years: All in One Video ➞
• The Surprising Health Benefits of Anger ➞
• Who Designed the Seal of the President of the United States? ➞
• If you missed Shakespeare Uncovered last Friday night you can catch the first two episodes online: ➞
• This Explains Everything: 192 Thinkers Each Select the Most Elegant Explanation of How the World Works ➞
• Join Cartoonist Lynda Barry for a University-Level Course on Doodling and Neuroscience ➞
• Original Creators: Synthesizer Pioneer Jean-Jacques Perrey ➞
• Seth's Blog: Eleven things organizations can learn from airports ➞
• Meet Ad Age's 40 Under 40 ➞
• What happens when we build things for free? ➞
• So Good: The challenges of conversational journalism ➞
• Margaret Atwood's writing tools are as forward-looking as her books ➞
• The Fascinating Business Cards of 20 Famous People ➞
• Social Workflow - A Future Of Work Trend - PSFK ➞
• Day of Light: A Crowdsourced Film by Multimedia Genius Brian Eno ➞
• Underground Kingdom, Interactive Choose Your Own Adventure Style Gamebook Released As iOS App ➞
• ATTENTION folks, there is currently an astronaut posting to Tumblr from space. ➞
• The Data of Death – A Visualization ➞
• Love this, watch full screen: London 360 Panorama ➞ /via @Coudal
• An architectural blueprint of Brooklyn Bridge elevations from Old Blueprints. ➞
• Fantastic: The Birth of Grand Central Terminal ➞
• 20 Great Writers on the Art of Revision ➞

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