12 Critical Elements Every Homepage Must Have
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I've been playing with Photoshop recently, still prodding Pixel Bender for its oil painting effects.
I thought it might be nice to visualize my twitter handle in a different way … what do you think?
I was playing around with a set of filters for PS5 called "Pixel Bender". You can download it for free from Adobe Labs at http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/pixelbenderplugin.html …
I'm so looking forward to this ...
Watching this I was delighted by how quickly the trailer captured me. This feels right ... Peter Jackson still has the magic!
At the same time I was shocked by the fact that it has been more than ten years since I was awed by the first trailer for "The Fellowship of the Ring".
I'm old. But I still feel the childlike enthrallment of magical Middle Earth. Everything's okay ...
I'm a Mac geek and a digital typography nut ... how could I not like Susan Kare's icons for the first Mac OS: "The Sketchbook of Susan Kare" | via NeuroTribes
A collection of art inspired by what is probably my favorite book, American Gods by Neil Gaiman.
What if all the people who came to America brought their old gods with them ... and abandoned them over time as they settled down in their new home?
I like this very human way of treating your religion(s) ...
Marketing Director Cindy Tripp gives a talk on how P&G implemented Design Thinking, what they learned, how they proceed. Very insightful, especially if you're trying to scale Design Thinking in a large enterprise.
The talk seems to be a little longish, but (for its target audience) it's worth the while.
BTW: It's interesting where you find these Design Thinking teams and initiatives organizationally. At P&G it seems to be in Marketing, sometimes it's close to a COO ... is there also a company that puts it close to their product development organization?
A great example of timeboxed innovation with customers. Spectacular!
Realize how it doesn't take much ... apart from the courage to do it.