Touchable Holography
- August 30th, 2010
- By rahulsen79
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Archive for the ‘Interesting discoveries’ Category

Credit: http://www.ibraheemyoussef.com/ibraheemshop/

From Buzzfeed via Dehah’s Deviant Art page. Click to see larger version.


This prize-winning entry explains an otherwise complex movie pretty eloquently.


A brilliant tool for me to use when communicating with people at meetings.
A personal favorite -
Open the Kimono
There is a lot of confusion about how this new product is going to affect business, so it’s time to open the kimono and make it clear where things are going to fit.
Unsucked, it means – Share information. Reveal.
Now all we need is this as an app on the iPhone with voice-control.
Sales meetings would never be the same!
The Story of Stuff Project was created by Annie Leonard to leverage and extend the film’s impact. We amplify public discourse on a series of environmental, social and economic concerns and facilitate the growing Story of Stuff community’s involvement in strategic efforts to build a more sustainable and just world. Our on-line community includes over 150,000 activists and we partner with hundreds of environmental and social justice organizations worldwide to create and distribute our films, curricula and other content.
Probably old news to most design colleagues, but I thought I’d post it on the blog for keepsakes.
Link here.


This infographic shows how to get rid of a tattoo quite nicely and with a nod to one of my favorite art styles, Art Nouveau. It looks as if an actual photograph was used of a woman and then stylized to resemble an illustration or computer graphic. In any case, it is done very well and is certainly eye-catching. Sex sells and this infographic does that with cheeky success, showing us just enough of the lower back and her lower back tattoo to garner the visual interest that all infographics crave. But this graphic isn’t all style, there is plenty of substance too. The procedure for removing tattoos islabeled and illustrated on the right using multiple tattoo removal methods.
source: http://www.reflectionscenter.com

Found via Matt McInerney’s work-site. This is so true!
I fit into the ‘mildly trustworthy category’ so that’s a good thing!