Connected

Mar 04, 2010

Set in the distant future, Connected is a story about survival and greed with a post apocalyptic wasteland as its backdrop. Survivors of an unknown disaster shuffle through a desolate landscape, as it quickly becomes clear that not everybody has the strength to survive.

Connected is an inspiring short sci-fi film produced by a group of Danish students. Set in the distant future, it tells a story about survival and greed with a post apocalyptic wasteland as its backdrop. Survivors of an unknown disaster shuffle through a desolate landscape, as it quickly becomes clear that not everybody has the strength to survive.

Check it out  here.

Enlightenment is: do what you want, eat what there is.

Jack Kerouac

Feb 26, 2010

Nudge RX

Feb 26, 2010

User experience and UI concepts I did for mobile and online healthcare tools.

Geoff McFetridge

Feb 23, 2010

The Whitest Boy! Golden Cage! – A nice hand-drawn vid from one of the greatest – Geoff McFetridge.

Designers 4 Haiti

Feb 12, 2010

I was asked by Designer4Haiti.com to design some t-shirts for Doctors Without Borders and the work they are doing to assist in the disaster relief in Haiti.

Bamboo Bikes

Jan 07, 2010

Bamboo Bike Studio in Brooklyn, N.Y. is helping people to build their own bikes (multi-gear, single-gear and fixies) from locally harvested bamboo.

NPR story: DIY Bike studio.

Airline Fail

Jan 07, 2010

Nice article from Tyler Thompson about how the airline boarding pass. A follow up to Dustin Curtis’ article about American Airline’s website.

Mike Sabo

Dec 12, 2009

As young kids our “uncle” Sabo first introduced us to comedy by bringing over toys and then telling us they were for his local orphanage. By the time I was a young aspiring designer, I would spend hours working with Sabo on his various soap identities, brands and packaging and learning about the personal care business. We will greatly miss uncle Sabo and his infamous laugh.

La Napoule

Dec 10, 2009

Web concepts for LaNapoule – a Chateau and art center in France.

GBoard on Huff Post

Dec 05, 2009

The GBoard Launched yesterday, garnering some good tech stocking-stuffer reviews, including CNET, Engadget, Tech crunch, PC mag, and Huffington Post.

PUSH created the branding, icons, and supporting website for the launch of the Gboard, a new keyboard designed for Gmail users.  Christina Warren of Mashable raves “Looking for the perfect, unique gift for the Gmail addict this holiday season? Look no further than the Gboard…”  Just in time for the holiday season. Pick one up–or three, at gboard.com.

Join The Moment

Nov 25, 2009

Microsite concepts for Join The Moment, a Pediatric AIDS Foundation.

Scott Mcloud

Nov 19, 2009

Awesome take on a launch demo illustrated by Scott McCloud.

Spike Jonze Lost Film

Nov 16, 2009

Part 1 of 2 – A film by Spike Jonze
An intimate look at Al Gore and his family during the former Vice President’s 2000 Presidential campaign.

Part 1 of 2 – This film by Spike Jonze shows an intimate look at Al Gore and his family during the former Vice President’s 2000 Presidential campaign.

Movember

Nov 01, 2009

Movember is the month given to November where men start clean shaven and commit to growing a Moustache to raise funds and awareness for men’s cancers – specifically prostate and testicular cancer. While growing a Mo is left to the guys, Mo Sistas (women who support their guys) form an important part of Movember by recruiting Mo Bros, helping to raise funds and attending the highly anticipated Gala Partés.

50 Years of Space

Oct 17, 2009

The beautiful infographic “50 Years of Space Exploration” [nationalgeographic.com] shows exactly the content denoted in its title. A delimited line on the bottom shows the relative distances in interstellar space, and the current positions of our most distant spacecrafts, such as the Voyager 1 and Pioneer 10. However, the most persuasive part is the nice visual accumulation of fly paths of historic space missions, which clearly shows our past interest in Mars, the moon, the sun and Venus, and the relatively few visits to asteroids, comets and other, more distant, planets.
The image is also available in a more user-friendly and downloadable format on Flickr.

The beautiful infographic “50 Years of Space Exploration” [nationalgeographic.com] shows exactly the content denoted in its title. A delimited line on the bottom shows the relative distances in interstellar space, and the current positions of our most distant spacecrafts, such as the Voyager 1 and Pioneer 10. The most persuasive part is the nice visual accumulation of fly paths of historic space missions, which clearly shows our past interest in Mars, the moon, the sun and Venus, and the relatively few visits to asteroids, comets and other, more distant, planets.

The image is also available in a more user-friendly and downloadable format on Flickr.