October 3rd, 2010 
Michael It happens Pedro inspired this magnificent short on numbers, geometry and nature.
In this web design blog , we talked at the time of the golden ratio and how it is reflected in every element of nature, this is a well made video that is sure to impress you.
If you want more information about the content of the video, I recommend you see Nature by Numbers .
October 3rd, 2010 Michael 
Jamie Brightmore is the author of a unique infographics made entirely of HTML5 , which is a very effective and appealing from an aesthetic point of view to represent data of various types using the new language proposed by W3C.
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October 3rd, 2010 Michael 
In a sense, this latest redesign, respects the original intent: the Phaidon in fact born in Vienna in 1923, with the aim to commercialize high-quality art books at low prices. The new site of what is one of the most important editorial on the visual arts, architecture, photography and design, proceeds in this direction.
Many smaller, more simple to navigate, a minimal graphics and very clear: to exploit all the new editorial line of a name that continues to be vital for the dissemination of culture linked to the image. The new debut on the web could not coincide with an exclusive: the ‘ interview ‘guru’ Ben Evans , currently director of the London Design Festival, the man who – among other things – he invented the term “creative industries”.
October 3rd, 2010 Michael 
The band Canadian Arcade Fire for promote third album The Suburbs, launches project interactive a videoclip new generation on notes “We Used To Wait”, whereby director Chris Milk collaborated Google, using browser Chrome and images in Google Maps Street View and as a means of expression.
It’s called The Wilderness Downtown in the first instance, and asks the user to type the address of the place where he grew up. Then the video begins with endless you windows opening and close, showing fragments images, a running man, one flock of birds creates figures in sky.
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