Alan Jacobs

newberrylibrary:

Chromatic Wood Type

Happy Typeface Tuesday! These wood type samples are chromatic specimens from the William H. Page Wood Type Co., produced in 1874.

Shown here from top to bottom, the wood types are titled: Renaissance, Etruscan, Gothic Paneled, and Corinthian.

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newberrylibrary:

Chromatic Wood Type

Happy Typeface Tuesday! These wood type samples are chromatic specimens from the William H. Page Wood Type Co., produced in 1874.

Shown here from top to bottom, the wood types are titled: Renaissance, Etruscan, Gothic Paneled, and Corinthian.

Dione (foreground) and Rhea

[gallery] Dione (foreground) and Rhea

Top: word-cloud generated from cat-lovers’ explanations of their love of cats. Bottom: word-cloud generated from dog-lovers’ explanations of their love of dogs. Study report here.

[gallery] Top: word-cloud generated from cat-lovers’ explanations of their love of cats. Bottom: word-cloud generated from dog-lovers’ explanations of their love of dogs. Study report here.

thingsmagazine:

Death, What’s in it for me?, Harland Miller

otticattica:

We’ve been working the brilliant Ivan Poupyrev and team at Google ATAP to help design interactions, products and visualisations with their newly announced micro-scale radar technology.

Here’s the film we made about the project:

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thingsmagazine:

Death, What’s in it for me?, Harland Miller

[gallery] otticattica:

We’ve been working the brilliant Ivan Poupyrev and team at Google ATAP to help design interactions, products and visualisations with their newly announced micro-scale radar technology.

Here’s the film we made about the project:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QNiZfSsPc0?feature=oembed&enablejsapi=1&origin=https://safe.txmblr.com&wmode=opaque&w=540&h=304]