A poster for James Brown and the Soul Searches. A three color print with the text all in black and the background with splashes of pink and yellow. Despite the color limitations a wide range of effects is created.
From: http://www.economist.com/blogs/prospero/2013/02/remembering-underground-washington-dc
Cover to JG Ballard's Highrise. A collage of sky and building photos where part of the building is cut out.
From: https://twitter.com/Oniropolis/status/718821235564625920
Screenshot of the homepage of the Pacific Standard. Nice clean layout with headings with minimal borders.
From: https://psmag.com/
A screenshot of the Shady Characters blog. Lots of nicely considered -- and big -- typography.
The cover for Gunfighter Ballads by Marty Robbins. A red background with a somewhat crude cut-out of a cowboy drawing his gun. The text is to the right of the man, set big and raw.
A screenshot from Adobe Illustrator of business cards I am working on for Fast Forward Labs.
Phototexture video game tiling experiments by Loren Schmidt. A background of textures, some look like graves.
From: https://twitter.com/LorenSchmidt/status/717788891261116416
A shot of the extension page for Brief. Our Fast Forward Labs summarization prototype.
A screenshot of 99u, a grid feed with nice typography.
Black monochrome tennis shoes, with laces that go straight across on top and zip opposite directions on opposite sides in the back.
From: http://epauletnewyork.com/collections/footwear/products/tennis-trainer-monochrome-black
An image from the comic book East of West, where a prophet is riding on a giant gerbil, the image has electronic glitchiness that suggests it is being through a screen or headset.
From: https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/east-of-west-vol.-4-who-wants-war
This.cm links page, designed by Ben Pieratt. The images for the links are tiled out to the length of the title text.
From: http://pieratt.com/
A slide from Jessie Kriss's talk on Science Fiction and product design that reads: "A good science fiction story should be able to predict not the automobile but the traffic jame."
From: https://medium.com/hackerpreneur-magazine/science-fiction-and-design-866178c1739e#.j5g0e25vv
Screenshot of the FF04 report. Focused on a section on recurrent neural networks, with a diagram illustration.
An image of Brief, our summarization prototype, being resized from desktop to mobile. Changing layout responsively as it goes.
Screen shot of our article summarization app, Brief, in mobile view. A list of highlights from an article is displayed.
A red barn painting by Eyvind Earle. A painting of some of the walls of a red barn with dramatic shadows, there's a flat, unreal quality to the perspective. Especially the tree looks 2-dimensional.
From: https://twitter.com/ChappellTracker/status/715197565009063937
A print advertisement for Kate Millett's book Sexual Politics. In big text it reads: 'The biggest power struggle of all time has begun. And Kate Millett has written its call to arms."
A painting by Sabato, called "T-Fall". A painting of a blue 'T' collapsing at the end of the canvas.
From: https://twitter.com/Sabato_Urciuoli/status/714514384341639169
