Steve: Sir, it's not even turned on yet.
Homer: But it's glowing.
Steve: That like confirms that it's off.
Design glut interviews Swissmiss, Tina Roth Eisenberg, to talk about blogging and starting her studio.
The video portal I worked on all of last year went Public Beta today. Check it out at Sling.com.
As a librarian (yes, I still consider myself one), designer, and craftmaker, I was really excited to hear about Design*Sponge's collaboration with Brooklyn artists and the New York Public Library to create work inspired by materials in the libraries. This first episode introduces us to the artists and kicks off what looks to be a very exciting project. Can't wait for more.
I added inventory for Version 2 of the Wirefraframe Notepad to the store. This iteration simplifies the paper slightly towards a more minimal style. There is also a Basic Graph Paper Notepad that provides a 24 x 24 grid without gutters.
More info in the store.
These are going to go into holiday gift bags this year for a few lucky folks.
The above photo is from a Bill Cunningham multimedia piece on the NY Times. If only Bill Cunningham would have a drink of water before he recorded these voice overs.
I haven't been to this Halloween Jack O Lantern event in Central Park before, although we almost made it once when our son was little and we were in the park at the time. After seeing this photo, I have to make it a point to see this once in my lifetime.
For Halloween this year, my son went as a ghost because last year's hand made Kirby costume got too much attention in Manhattan. I went as a woopie cushion and my wife as an ice cream cone.
Belkin's TuneStudio looks pretty sick. Plug in mics and instruments and record to your ipod.