There’s a lot you can do with a 3 hour chunk of your day. For filmmaker Keith Skretch, that meant planing down a block of wood one layer at a time to create this mesmerizing stop-motion video. As each layer gets shredded to saw dust, each of the imperfections become their own little abstract dance:…
It’s been a busy week. Despite all appearances, Josh and I have not (yet) stepped into an alternate dimension (only to be abducted by Jamie Farr space aliens…). Yes, we still occasionally record the odd something (emphasis on ‘odd’), but mostly we’ve been working on Other Stuff:
This week’s Spotify-powered SolidSmack Radio Playlist brings an entirely new face-smack of great music to help propel you through those laborious, tedious design tasks for the next few days.
This week we’ll start off with the fresh and mellow vibe from St. Vincent’s Prince Johnny and work our way through some of the latest War on Drugs, Goodbye Heart, Phantogram, Lana Del Ray and others before wrapping up with Gemini from Ought.
This is, as is stated, a collection of car faces–You know, the front bits–by Min Seung Song, a UX designer with over eight years experience in the mobile UX industry. He is interested in convergence between mobile technology and cars. You can submit your own faces too. See more at Faces of Cars
“Take a look around: everyone is multitasking. We’re doing more than we’ve ever done, attempting to fill every interstitial zone with more work. Every downtown scene is the same: heads tilted downward, faces lost in glowing screens, technology turning people into zombies.”