Sweet Geometric Alphabet

I came across this new identity created for Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Pentagram created an entire alphabet consisting of parts of a square and circle. It's really quite nice and simple. Check it out.

Evolving My Thesis

After talking with Bruce today I'm redefining my thesis a little bit. I found myself getting stuck on signage too much and not focusing enough on the enhanced part that got me started on the whole thing. So while signage may be useful information, it is limiting. Therefore, I'm evolving my thesis past signage into more enhanced communication / experience. This opens me back up to explore a lot more of the motion, interactivity and other aspects that I was originally interested in to begin with.

Check out this sweet video on some of the work Lisa Strausfeld of Pentagram did for the Detroit Institute of Art.

pattern & texture

Just check this guy out, his work is nuts. But it does prove, you can make a pattern and/or texture out of anything you want. lookie lookie here

A little Experimental Motion gem.

For all you motion lovers out there...

this is really cool.

And the rest of the group seems pretty great with the work they have done.

In this they show a project and how it works as a system as well.

ta-ta, all

see you in the morning :)

Motion Links

Here are some links to websites dealing with motion. More to come...

http://www.imaginaryforces.com/
http://mmbase.submarinechannel.com/titlesequences/
http://www.kurtzandfriends.com/index.html
http://www.pactitle.com/
http://www.susan-bradley.com/
http://www.designfilms.org/
http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/917-title-sequences-from-saul-bass-the-master-of-film-title-design
http://notcoming.com/saulbass/index2.php
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UU132IUU_o&feature=related
http://prologue.com/#

Website

This website is good to just look at different categories of design. It does take a little while to load though because there is so much on it.

graphic-exchange.com