Datavisualization.ch has compiled a really beautiful list of charts and graphs from the Datavis Tumblr. While data visualization isn’t often seen as a sexy form of design, these designers and illustrators have brought some amazing style along with usability to the genre.
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Tuesday, January 5th, 2010Best and worst logo redesigns of 2009
Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009Under Consideration, a top blog focusing on logo redesigns, has realeased it’s list of the top 12 best and worst new identities of 2009. Each entry shows the new marks juxtaposed with the old with comments by both the author of the blog and readers. A great recap of new logos as well as some good cautionary tales for logo designers.
Fanbase Print Press
Saturday, August 2nd, 2008Our new AIR application, Fanbase Desktop has been getting some really solid press online for a while now, but I wanted to highlight a few offline mentions that have been popping up lately.
I was interviewed for Billboard Magazine about the app.

Adobe put out a promotional print piece about Rich Internet Applications and we were one of the featured applications.


And right after the application launched I saw the Reuters article displayed in the cab on my way home from the airport. I thought it was hilarious and snapped a picture with my iPhone.

Moo!
Monday, June 2nd, 2008Moo is a great service for custom printing of business cards, postcards and other collateral. They are higher priced than some of their competitors, but their appeal is being able to print several different images in the same run. You can even hook into your Flickr account and have a differnt image on each card you print. Collect them all!
Zazzle
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008Infinite and instant, Zazzle is the only on-demand retail platform for consumers and major brands offering billions of retail quality, one-of-a-kind products shipped within 24 hours. It allows users to create anything from shirts to posters, hats to postage. Yes. Your face on a stamp. Items are created as orders are placed so there is no investment or inventory.

