“We do work that breaks through — creativity is the hammer.” - Struck, Salt Lake City, Utah
This looks like a fun studio that works on a wide variety of projects—from macho commercial—to the photographer next door. Become a fan and follow them on the Struck blogs.
Sound of Design is the work of Ty Lettau, the Adobe Design Manager responsible for all the UI things you love or hate. Really great work all around and very refreshingly different from the everyday post you see around the community. Hats off to Ty for keeping it, well, you know.
Flash guru and master experimenter Brendan Dawes, updates with a crazy new look and tons of new information to help you become a better person… well, at least enough to show-up your friends and co-workers! Also check out Brendan’s latests works on Vimeo, sick!
Phil Lu is a designer from LA currently working in southern California. Phil has a great aesthetic eye for all things interactive, but we especially love this concept and design for Quick Order—the fast and easy way to order from Starbucks simply by using your iPhone. Awesome!
Those crazy guys at the MIT Lab are at it again. “Based on a dynamic, interactive OpenGL-based scripting engine, E15 exposes an entirely new face to web content, freely modifiable by each individual user.” We can’t wait to get our hands on this!
Big Spaceship was recently profiled on Apple Pro. Great article that gives more insight into how BSS works and their take on technology and having fun.
New Zealand studio Resn, makes sick motion graphics, websites and games that push experimental into the mainstream. Worth a look if you haven’t been here in a while.
As you know, we admire busy people around here. Andreas Koller definitely falls in that category. Andreas studied under Stefan Sagmeister last year, just launched Strukt, (a design studio for events and exhibitions) and is also finding time to do a lot of personal work and experimentation with Processing. Two thumbs up mate!
