Seriously, where is my iPad already?!
I love everything about this.
This $99 e-paper notepad from Noteslate looks promising. Their mantra is cheap, simple, and single purpose, and I can really get behind that. They claim it will be available in assorted colors (why not just black and white?!) later this year and they only provide hero shots like the one above, but I’ll be keeping an eye on it. If their save and retrieve UI is clean and simple and there is a hope in hell of an Evernote tie-in, I will be the first in line. You can find a little more teaser info on their website.
Do you still get excited when you come across your old RAYGUN magazines (the real ones, the David Carson years)? Well, Carson is starting up his own magazine. Here’s how they’re describing it:
C A R S O N provides artists, writers, photographers, illustrators and others with the chance to express themselves in each themed issue, using the unique vision and dedication to quality of its staff, including Creative Director David Carson.
I’m very curious to see how this all takes shape. Look for teasers and early adopter deals on their Facebook page and/or Twitter feed.
Another fun light painting idea. I can’t get enough.
Via Booooooom
When it comes to iPads, I haven’t come up with anything for the “needs” column. “Wants”, on the other hand, is running out of paper.
Case in point: Sound Yeah, a sampler/drum machine/loop station. Zack sent me a link to this post on Creative Applications with some details, but the demo videos cut to the awesome:
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I haven’t really let on about my love of cars on this blog before, but this seems like a great way to start:
See more info and stunning high-res photos at Autoblog.
I’ve made several show posters and/or digital flyers for my good friend Battering Room over the years. Here are some of my favorites:
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I have no legit purpose for this poster. I just wanted to play on my day off and thought I would share. The monkey illustration is from on old camera-ready clip art book from the 70’s.
