This week we have a very cool video for our Video of the Week series. It's a suggestion from one of our readers, Eric aka ericpr0n. The video is called Cut Chemist - 1st Big Break and it's the first music video ever shot with a 360 degree panoramic lens.
Everybody knows and use or have used Helvetica, it's one of the most famous and used typeface in the world. It's so famous that there is a movie about it.
The video of this week is about Aurora, a concept video created by Adaptive Path with Mozilla Labs and it shows an idea of how the future web and browser.
This week, a friend of mine linked me a video that brought back some bad memories. Every designer knows how difficult is to deal with picky clients, who don't know what they want... instead of keeping all things simple, they want a logo here, a sign there, a title on the top.
One of the greatest things about design is how some people get to use classic references in their work. This week's video has that classic touch, and uses the theme song from 1952 film, Singing in the Rain.
Today we've got great videos for you guys. The First one is something I've never seen before. A "code video" for Radiohead's song House of Cards, really impressive and beautiful.
It’s always nice to see how people express their creativity, especially when using such common objects, like a treadmill for instance. Ok Go's video for "Here It Goes Again" shows that special effects aren’t needed to produce a quality piece of work.
In a dying world where people struggle to get richer by polluting our own planet, it's always a relief when you find people trying in some way to make other people think. Paul "Moose" Curtis is one of those.
When I think I've seen everything, I realize I'm actually light years away of seeing it all. James Houston is a student graduating from the Glasgow School of Art's visual communication course, and came up with something I would like to call a MechaBand.
As far as we've seen, there are not too many great cellular phone companies advertising out there. And on those terms, Nokia is actually way ahead in the race for customers, since good commercials sell so much.
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