Victor

Mar 10

colmet:

Rita’s Living Room » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: box, boxes, furniture

colmet:

Rita’s Living Room » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: box, boxes, furniture

Mar 09

[video]

[video]

Mar 03

toutestvrai:


matt56:

Typical buddy list. (via)

toutestvrai:

matt56:

Typical buddy list. (via)

davidkaneda:

The “Deep” iPhone theme, well photographed by William Hook.

davidkaneda:

The “Deep” iPhone theme, well photographed by William Hook.

Mar 02

[video]

[video]

Feb 28

julieallen:


sweet mini dslr from sony.
via twbe

julieallen:

sweet mini dslr from sony.

via twbe

curvedwhite:

“One Pot, Two Lives” designed by Sheng-Zhe Feng & Ling-Yuan Chou

curvedwhite:

One Pot, Two Lives” designed by Sheng-Zhe Feng & Ling-Yuan Chou

mathieuthouvenin:


Serenade Poster (via mathoov)

This is COOL.

mathieuthouvenin:

Serenade Poster (via mathoov)

This is COOL.

curvedwhite:

“Call Your Folks” by Erin Hanson

curvedwhite:

“Call Your Folks” by Erin Hanson

bastienlabelle:


minma:

How to open a padlock when you forgot your combination.

bastienlabelle:

minma:

How to open a padlock when you forgot your combination.

bastienlabelle:


mathieuthouvenin:


GreenMarkers are very cute grass-shaped page markers from Japanese design studio Yuruliku. Marks you make appear and cover like new grass on your books and reference materials.
(via BoingBoing)

bastienlabelle:

mathieuthouvenin:



GreenMarkers are very cute grass-shaped page markers from Japanese design studio YurulikuMarks you make appear and cover like new grass on your books and reference materials.

(via BoingBoing)

Feb 27

wendyness:


This is a UX fantasty for me.

New global visual language for the BBC

(via)

wendyness:

This is a UX fantasty for me.

New global visual language for the BBC

(via)

pims:


I’ve gathered all data regarding the day by day breakdown of medals during the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.

The data is available here on a google spreadsheet if anyone is interested.

The graph above represents the cumulated number of medals per day, and the progression/regression of some nations during these olympics.

for the curious, the graph is generated by Google spreadsheets :)

pims:

I’ve gathered all data regarding the day by day breakdown of medals during the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.

The data is available here on a google spreadsheet if anyone is interested.

The graph above represents the cumulated number of medals per day, and the progression/regression of some nations during these olympics.

for the curious, the graph is generated by Google spreadsheets :)