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Now you can have s'mores every night.
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Design Boom
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blue crow's latest map celebrates london's postmodern architecture, dating from the late 1970s.
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99 designs
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Color psychology is the study of how the colors we perceive impact our thoughts and feelings. Understanding the fundamental principles of the psychology of color will help you harness the power of color in marketing, branding, design and beyond.
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blog
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Dataset Search launches publicly with an index of 25 million datasets, helping scientists, journalists, students, data geeks to find data.
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The Guardian
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When film-makers need a detailed artefact, they go to the in-demand Welsh creator, whose work is celebrated in a new book
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Toxel
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Realistic three-dimensional sculptures of cats and dogs crafted out of paper.
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fastcompany
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Inside one Hamburg gallery, unpretentious curators invite visitors to slap stickers wherever they want.
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It's Nice That
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With permanent collections in the Tate Modern, Centre Pompidou and the Museum of Modern Art, Martin Parr is recognised globally for his poignant documentation of the western world. As one of the most prestigious and influential British photographers of our time, we caught up with Martin to find out more about his journey and why he likes to talk about his own death, less so his past.
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Wallpaper*
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Stop googling. Stop instagramming. Let Wallpaper* design editors (and London locals) Rosa Bertoli and Sujata Burman guide you through the streets of the greatest city on earth.
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Wired
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Using nose-activated vests and touchscreens, our canine pals are being trained to summon help for their handlers—and much more.
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De-milked
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Rome wasn't built in a day – much like the world-famous companies that we all recognize today. Even they had to start from something – and you might be surprised when you find out that quite a few of them started out by doing things completely different than they are doing now.
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The Next Web
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While we all know that billionaires control a substantial amount of the world’s wealth – in fact, current projections see the richest 1% controlling 2/3 of it by 2030 – what they use their vast fortunes on may surprise you.
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The Next Web
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A team of researchers recently pioneered the world’s first AI universe simulator. It’s fast; it’s accurate; and its creators are baffled by its ability to understand things about the cosmos that it shouldn’t. Scientists have used computer simulations to try and digitally reverse-engineer the origin and evolution of our universe for decades. The best traditional …
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londonist
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Brightest London brought to life.
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It's Nice That
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Ahead of The Design Museum's exhibition of his work, we examine whether Stanley Kubrick's obsessive qualities were a help or hindrance to his career.
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Pentagram partner, graphic designer and filmmaker, Marina Willer, discusses how we can use design to improve our society and strive for a better world.
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The Guardian
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Species making intriguing use of the Earth’s magnetic field…
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Packaging of the World
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Hanleys make natural dog food, backed by science and enriched with amino acids, vitamins and minerals. It’s an ethical business founded by Philippa Hanley, a genuine animal lover who also has a background in dairy science and equine nutrition.
With a personal passion for natural foods herself, Philippa knows that a lot of issues that animals are treated for at the vets can be corrected with diet. Unfortunately, like doctors, vets are often influenced by ‘the big guys’ in pet food – not always the best solution.
With this in mind, Hanleys asked us to create a brand that reflected their honest and natural passion for animals and nutrition.
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Pack World
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Since launching her marketing and design business, The Freelance Portfolio, Inc., in 1982, Carol Levy has approached projects with a “whatever-it-takes” philosophy, a mindset that now permeates her co-packing/3PL business as well. It’s an attitude that has helped propel the business to 1,375% growth in the last 18 years and has led to customer testimonials such as this one, from John Gaulin, COO of Tender Company: “In all my years of business, I’ve never dealt with a company that is so invested in my success.”
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A study of ancient dog DNA shows man’s best friend has been at our side for at least 9,000 years.
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