A transmission from the deep south.
Our new theme, Rubber Cement, has arrived in the Theme Garden! Enjoy this demonstration. While it lacks the extensive customization of our previous release, this petite theme is still flexible in all the right places. It even has support for pages and answer posts! Nice, neat, and a touch retro, Rubber Cement will catch the eye of discerning young moderns everywhere.
Lovely! My next theme, which is almost done, makes liberal use of the League of Moveable Type’s League Gothic typeface also.
This plugin by Joel Sutherland simplifies the process of displaying public Flickr content on a website. It works by requesting a JSON feed from Flickr’s API and then transforming the returned data using a simple template syntax. (via Script & Style)
At the risk of flogging a dead horse, I do like the flair shown here by Laz Marquez in his reimagining of Hitchcock film artwork, particularly The Birds. (via Alex Seder)
Fantastic. (via Peter Nidzgorski)
![Love the result of Alex Cornell’s branding work for startup Plancast, “the hardest and most fulfilling project in [his] career thus far”. Good, detailed writeup on the ISO50 blog.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kz32ouJgga1qz6jndo1_400.png)
Love the result of Alex Cornell’s branding work for startup Plancast, “the hardest and most fulfilling project in [his] career thus far”. Good, detailed writeup on the ISO50 blog.
State of the Internet, a motion type presentation by the Jess3 agency of mostly mind-blowing statistics from the big social networks during 2009.
The Panic Status Board by Cabel, Steve and Neven. WebKit-powered via AJAX and various APIs, displayed full-screen in Chrome running on a Samsung professional display. Fantastic.
Longboarding at Goat Hill filmed by Mammoth Media using a Nikon D90. The vintage grading is perfect.
Can you name a company you admire that spends its time enforcing patents, instead of innovating? Remember the pirate flag you flew over Apple’s headquarters when you were building the Mac? Is Apple part of the Navy now?
— From Wil Shipley’s open letter to Steve Jobs regarding the HTC lawsuits.
Photograph by Piotr Obal. (via Tim Van Damme)
Written and designed by Matthew Buchanan. Colophon. Please give credit. Email
