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Dances with atoms: IBM researchers create a short film using only microscopic particles

A group of IBM researchers took a break from studying atomic data storage to work on something a bit more lighthearted: a stop motion movie made entirely out of atoms. The film, aptly named A Boy and His Atom, was created by arranging atoms with a scanning tunneling microscope and then capturing the arrangement as an image, magnified to over 100 million times its actual size. 

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Google steps up the visual design of their apps. From The Verge

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The 18 minute "Connecting" documentary is an exploration of the future of Interaction Design and User Experience from some of the industry's thought leaders.

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The Equalizer: Best TV title sequence ever? I think so.

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AT&T Archives: Saul Bass Pitch Video for Bell System Logo Redesign - nice look back to a classic icon and brand. Nearly 50 years old and the design still holds up.

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Penny Shooter Business Card - making good use of pennies

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Art of the Title featured an excellent piece about the 50 years of James Bond main title sequences. Really appreciate the pre-digital optical work from Maurice Binder and Robert Brownjohn who was responsible for my favorite title sequence, Goldfinger.

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Some ads i've designed and developed for REI. I'm very proud of this work.

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Go Right

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a due Colori by Alberto Seveso

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Project Re: Brief - Hilltop (1971) - Reimagining the iconic Coca-cola ad for the digital age.

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Dock Ellis and his legendary no-hitter

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14 year old, Jerry Levitan, interviewing John Lennon in 1969

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Cyriak's Youtube Channel

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Fact, Moment, Light via ProLost

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via Good Fucking Design Advice.

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The Messy Art Of UX Sketching via Smashing Magazine