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January 20, 2008
Sunday Illustrations: From snowboards to Wonderbras
- Kottke proclaims Minority Kart "possibly the GAGOAT (greatest animated GIF of all time)."
- I love the beautiful simplicity of this snowboarding poster.
- It's not often that a Web design strikes me as particularly fresh, but the punchy, hand-illustrated intro for Fray.com makes a good go of it.
- From the vaults:
- Irony & good cheer come together in this set of Old Soviet Christmas cards. [Via]
- Flickr hosts a set of classic posters. [Via]
- Yes, it's always illegal to kill a woman: the Daily Mail hosts a collection of outrageously politically incorrect advertisements from years past. As might be said on Conan, "Not cool, Zeus--not cool." [Via]
- Wacom's new 12" Cintiq tablet/monitor gets some serious love from Gizmodo (a four-minute video demo followed by detailed text). [Via] Adobe evangelist Terry White loves it, too.
- Life imitates art:
- Wooster Collective has made a thought balloon for the real world. [Via]
- xkcd covers the phenomenon of "Insisting that real-life objects are Photoshopped." [Via Rob Corell]
- Speaking of real-life objects, Saatchi & Saatchi makes excellent use of "The Wonderbra Hills."
- Mosaics:
- Dig these icon mosaics for Teknograd Mac Support. (They just wouldn't be the same using the blah-looking folder icons from Leopard.)
- Michael Sporn talks about those in the New York subway. For more on that subject, see the book Along the Way: MTA Arts for Transit. I always really dug the Irresistible Romance of Travel at Grand Army Plaza. [Via]
Comments
Hi John,
I'm having an issue with Photoshop CS3 on Mac OS X Leopard. When I activate free-transform on a layer and try to manually enter values into the input fields in the toolbar, the values don't always take. Sometimes works, but most of the time the box stays highlighted, characters overwrite each other, and the new values are neither shown, nor applied to the object.
Any advice? Is there someplace in particular I should report this?
[It's a known problem in Leopard that will be fixed by a future Apple update. --J.]
Thanks,
Matt