Posts Tagged ‘Design’

Praktikant søges til kreative undersøgelser i en digital verden. Bliv designpraktikant hos Seismonaut, efteråret 2010.
Hos Seismonaut arbejder vi med innovation og konceptudvikling med særligt fokus på nye og sociale medier. Det er en branche i vækst, og det er både superspændende og fantastisk fascinerende at være med blandt frontløberne. For potentialet er stort, når vi forstår at anvende den nye teknologi.

Alle tre målgrupper har haft besøg af min kollega Peter og mig i forbindelse med brugercentrerede innovationsprojekter dette efterår. Gennem de seneste måneder har jeg besøgt omklædningsrum hos seriefodboldspillere i Hinnerup, studeret hverdagen for medarbejdere på et Jobcenter i Odsherred og været på Burger King med scooterdrenge fra Kolding. Alt sammen, sammen med min kollega Peter – og som en del projekterne på Seismonaut.

In June 2009 The Mayor’s Office in Aarhus took the first steps towards a possible House of Architecture and Design (Arkitektur, Ny teknologi og Design = AND huset) Seismonaut contributed to the official report published by a think tank chaired by the Mayor, Nicolai Wammen. The report outlines opportunities and requirements for a future initiative, which may become an international icon.

As writen earlier, both the Dutch and the Brits were lucky last year, concerning the coins in their pockets. The Dutch because they had a very very cool sparkling new 5Euro coin introduced, and the Brits because they also had new and very cool coins introduced – a six coin set, ranging from 1p to [...]

Eversince Pepsi introduced the companys new identity, it has been subject to quite a lot of debate, mockery and eHate. Actually I even wrote about it myself – here (not hatefully though).
The sparks HAD cooled down over time, but now the whole thing has caught fire onceagain. Yesterday somebody published the Pepsi band guidelines for [...]

So, 2008 is coming to an end, and it’s time to sum it all up. Below is the stuff that I’ve found most interesting in the past year – good and bad. The list is totally disorganised, and thus not really a list. In these times of recession, I find it well in place though, [...]

Only around half an hour after I wrote my post about our FREE POSTERS, I received the first request for a copy. At 5 in the morning, I received the second request – and since then they have just kept ticking in, at a steady pace. There’s still some left though, so get ‘em while [...]

On January 29 I wrote a post on a most quintessential piece of infographics – the London Underground map, created by Henry C. Beck in 1933. As I wrote then, it’s THAT brilliant a piece of design, that not only has it become a template of how transitmaps around the world are layed out, but [...]

On May 5. six months worth of hard work, culminated in the conference “Film og Nye Medier – Oplevelsesøkonomi og Vækst” (Film and New Media – experience Economics and Growth), which we helped put together for Region Central Jutland and Region North Jutland. We helped plan it all, identify and pick the most exiting speakers [...]

Logoorange recently published a list of logo designtrends of 2008, and what they write is totally spot on.
These things really does seem to be the most predominant trends in logodesign right now – delicate curves, shiny surfaces, gradients, faux 3D appearances, transparent layers and so on. The list of new/redesigned logos that employ these things [...]