Shun Kawakami has a unique form of art. Shun is a designer, currently based in Tokyo and the founder and Chief of artless Inc.I have enjoyed his style of art with the use of number. He then uses the feel of Japanese plants to bring the number to life. Shun has been in many exhibitions throughout the world in showing his work. If you want to check out more of his work you can check out his site. 
The ultimate homage to Dick Tracy this year as two of its preeminent electronics manufacturers duke it out for supremacy in the oh-so-pricey world of watch phones. Due to land in France any day now, the Samsung S9110 is said to be the slimmest watch phone ever released, featuring a 1.76-inch touch screen and such niceties as Bluetooth, voice recognition, MP3 player capabilities, a speakerphone, and e-mail functionality. Sporting similar specs but a slightly thicker profile, and a higher MSRP, LG's GD910 will also pack 3G video call capabilities and 2GB of internal memory (versus just 40MB in the S9110) when it arrives in France at just about the same time.
I was taking a look back at the technologies of computers the other day with a friend. It was astonishing how computer technologies have changed so rapidly. So I thought, wouldn't it be interesting to take a look at what website looked like in the later part of the 90's and what techniques were used.
There were so few tricks of the trade in the 90s,
web designers did anything they could
to make their stuff stand out.
Centering body text was one of those ‘tools’.
Back then, I guess a lot of designers didn’t care that there text was not very readable.
blink tag. (update: for some reason the blink tag won’t work with this Today.com theme. Bummer. You don’t know what you’re missing.)
You love your phone, you don't want to be separated from your phone, trouble is you can't take your phone into the shower.
I was just trying to kill some time at work as I sometimes do and I stumbled upon a blog called Change The Thought. Change the Thought was founded in 2002. It was originally created to harbor the personal creative work of artist and designer Christopher Cox. Although the site does still harbor Christopher’s body of work it has since grown into a usable archive of creative inspiration for the online art and design community. I wanted to show some of the print work that was done by Christoper Cox because his style is one that I enjoy and his work is done very well.
1.ImageSwitch
The main point of this plug-in is to make an easy-to-use, simple and fast plug-in to create effect when you switch between images. Minimize the arguments you need to input and still give some beautiful effects.
2. Carousels & JCarousels
Over the last couple of years we have noticed a strong trend toward sliding horizontal panels or menus also known as Carousels. Creamy CSS uses a similar effect, once one of the navigation options at the left and right is clicked, a group of images in onetag slides Horizontally.
jCarousel (Riding carousels with jQuery) –
jCarousel is a jQuery plugin for controlling a list of items in horizontal or vertical order. The items, which can be static HTML content or loaded with (or without) AJAX, can be scrolled back and forth (with or without animation).
Set up the default starting point for the caption box. If you want it fully hidden initially, you will want the distance from the top or left to match the height or width of the window (.boxgrid), depending on which direction it will be sliding. You can also have it partially visible initially, as .caption .box caption illustrates.
