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Nov 27th

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Nov 25th

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Nov 25th

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Nov 25th

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New Orcon Website →

My old workplace has redone their website, it’s looking pretty spiffy, and it definitely feels ‘on brand’. Congratulations to the team on rolling out a cohesive and successful site. Negatives are: the (accidental?) transgendered person on the home page, kinda funny but kinda weird, lack of impact of the main logo, which has always been a problem, (purple on purple). I’m...

Nov 24th

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Nov 24th

Bruce Mau Design - Incomplete Manifesto →

A Must Read. jbd2: Written in 1998, the Incomplete Manifesto is an articulation of statements exemplifying Bruce Mau’s beliefs, strategies and motivations. Collectively, they are how we approach every project.

Nov 24th

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Nov 20th

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Muller — 1998 – 2008, part 3: A Brave New World. →

Part 3 in the fascinating write up of the life and times of Tom Muller before and after the dot com bust, detailing his time at the (then) leading interactive company Vir2L. Tom also showcases some of his ‘never seen before’ abstract geometric designs, as were the vogue. Interesting read and a scary parallel with the current economic situation.

Nov 20th

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Nov 19th

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PatchPanel - Adobe Labs →

Flex framework allowing for integration with, and the creation of plugins for adobe cs3 and cs4 software. too bad illustrator finally got pages. but i’m looking forward to seeing what gets created with this.

Nov 19th

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Twistory →

Outputs your twitter feed in ical format, incredibly useful for searching through your archives by time.

Nov 19th

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Nov 19th

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“Here at Aucklandfuckingcity, we feel objectivity is for the dull and spineless...”

– Auckland Fucking City - An online magazine launching today, ‘documenting this glorified truck-stop we call home, and unearthing some talented (and some not so talented) characters, many of whom would have slipped below radar.’

Nov 18th

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