Gorgeous covers for four Hemingway classics — A Farewell to Arms, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Death in the Afternoon, and The Old Man and the Sea — by artist Paul Rogers.
Wolff Olins Blog: Brand: What’s missing from your startup strategy
By Sam Wilson
Another acquisition, another day: early this week, Yahoo snatched up Summly, a mobile product startup. Since falling under the leadership of Marissa Mayer, the struggling Internet giant has been making aggressive moves to bring in killer talent and innovation by…
Liquid Excerpt
By: SURFER, surfermag.com
Irving Harper: Works in Paper
Christopher Jobson, thisiscolossal.comIrving Harper: Works In Paper is a new book from Skira Rizzoli that collects the paper works of industrial designer Irving Harper. Harper worked as the director of design at George Nelson Associates during the 1960s and is known for designing the…
@Twitter turns 7… what’s next by 10?
Seven years ago the first tweet was sent out by @jack. Today, Twitter has 200 million active users and 400 million tweets daily, transforming not only the way the world communicates but giving a voice to millions globally—to use for fun,
for political change, to build movements, to save lives and to inspire.
We’ve started a list of seven big Twitter moments and pose the question:
What could Twitter by the time it turns 10?1. The tweet that launched it all
2. Uprising in Iran
“Twitter Revolution” in Iran after the sudden Green Movement uprising drew millions of Iranians into the streets and elicited an unprecedented number of tweets about a political election in 2009.
3. “Four More Years”
by @BarackObama after 2012 election victory became most retweeted in history.
Gorgeous vintage-inspired minimalist posters celebrating the architecture of famous museums by Portuguese illustrator Andre Chiote.
