The guys from “From The Couch” Video podcast are giving away 35 copies of their premium WordPress theme! Find out more details about this theme over at their blog: From The Couch.
‘Hash One‘ is the first theme to come out of the Obox Signature Series. This theme is aimed at those who want their personal blog to stand out well above the rest with a unique design which has a subtle, stylish impact on your visitors.
From the Couch is back with a tutorial on Creating the Gina Effect.
Not sure what the Gina Effect is? Same here…watch the video and find out :)
A funny short film about what happens to the Obama logo after the election. :) Watch and laugh here.
Check out this interesting time lapse video of web site being built and styled with CSS.
Application of CSS rules over time. This version reverses the order of the rules, making it closer to the process I used to build the page. The site is nzmusicmonth.co.nz
Looking for some inspiring motion graphics? Check out Nice Type – a vimeo channel maintained by Matthew Buchanan
Designer Sebastian Dieser sent us this link to Kontain, a medium to share your audio and video as well as blog. It’s kind of a Flickr for the iPod generation.
You don’t need to deal with HTML, CSS or any other technical acronyms to create your own memorable web pages with words, photos, videos and audio. Anyone can start kontaining and sharing in seconds!
I saw this interesting Pepsi commercial last night while watching TV. Have you guys seen this? The whole replacing the ‘O’ with your logo looks a bit familiar… They also have a new site called Refresh Everything. What you do you guys think about this new Pepsi advertising?
From the couch is a new video podcast from the guys at OBox Design. In one of their recent shows Marc and David discuss their process personal branding.
Objectified is a feature-length independent documentary about industrial design. It’s a look at the creativity at work behind everything from toothbrushes to tech gadgets. It’s about the people who re-examine, re-evaluate and re-invent our manufactured environment on a daily basis. It’s about personal expression, identity, consumerism, and sustainability. It’s about our relationship to mass-produced objects and, by extension, the people who design them.
Photographer Adam Paul took over 3,200 photos with his Nikon D90 in the first 90 Days and decided to put it all together in time-lapse / stop motion short film.
What inspired me most was when I watched his film, it appeared as though he had the entire stop-motion and plot in mind while he was shooting. I asked him and he said he just put them together and put music over it. I was floored. And then it hit me like a ton of bricks. I had to try it with my 90D90 idea and sure enough, instant masterpiece.