There is a job offer called by Reto Wettach who is a teacher at FH Postdam.
Now, we are looking for interaction designers with an experience in physical computing/programming as well as user-centered design processes. Experience in designing and implementing interactive exhibits or in designing interactions for consumer electronics would be useful.
you may find the original info in here. His blog is also very well done, thumbs up!
“Newspapers tell you about the world; magazines tell you about their world.”
This great quote is from a great article on good magazine. It is about the *Smartest, Prettiest, Coolest, Funniest, Most Influential, Most Necessary, Most Important, Most Essential, etc. magazines. Other than the article, the list is quite good for print designers to check out all of the magazines that has been published through the history.
One thing that surprises me, is the position of “national geographic”(11st), at least because of its history it deserves a better place, though.
Via type for you.
The image above is a piece from project called “very low quality jpgs” by fake is the new real.
Other than this one, there is a bunch of clever ideas for small projects realized by them(?) such as “symbolic alphabet” and “subways at scale” etc. I am not sure whether they are a group or a single person, however, I really loved the ideas and application of them on the web. Please share with us if you know something more on them.
Currently a PhD student and instructor at the Department of Interface Cultures in Kunstuniversitaet Linz, Yavuz received his BA and MFA degree in visual communication design. He is engaged in research on cities and information visualisation. He uses del.icio.us and Flickr just as a regular inhabitant of web 2.0. More info and his works may be found at hyponeiria.com.
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