Twistori is a cute app based on Twitter posting containing the words love, hate, think, believe, feel & wish. I like that it’s inspired by We Feel Fine which I always enjoy playing with just because of its creative use of color blobs.
I admit ooh-and-aah-ing over floating, streaming little color bubbles. Even though it’s been around since 2006, it’s just a feast for the eyes.
Very clean interface from this Swedish designer/typographer/coder/etc. I like the detailed process outlined in the Capset piece.
Now these are some terrific infographics. Some may make you wonder how long does it take to actually make. Supernice, right? Thumbs up to all the designers.
Via Francesco Mugnai
I was floored by SpecialGuest‘s fluid site, its creativity, smooth motion and quirky elements all around. Portfolio shows tons of nice work but what’s more important, you only need to see the website to know the soul of their work. Sit and just watch. It’s fantastic!
Via NetDiver
Casey Reas has a minimalist site that showcases his beautiful computational artwork. Checkout the Orchestrated Perception, interactive installations and the Tissue Collection: Who knew data visualization can look so good you can wear it?
A little background info: Reas initiated Processing.org with Ben Fry during their MIT Media Lab days.
As for Ben Fry, I’ve always had a crush on his brain, ever since I laid eyes on his Paper Airplane from his Carnegie-Mellon days. Checkout his work, from the Genome projects to his personal work (see Civilian Casualties in Iraq).
Supersmart people, these two. Hmm… (contemplating what went wrong with my brain…)
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