Tim Burton has started a collaborative short story on Twitter! Tweet in to contribute to the story.
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Tim Burton, Twitter and You!
Tim Burton has started a collaborative short story on Twitter! Tweet in to contribute to the story.
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Fluid Vase
Users can specify various aspects of the design to create a unique one off edition for themselves. Adjustments like the speed and volume of water used can be altered and
the final design is created through 3d printing technologies.
The digital simulations are based on video of flowing water captured through high speed cameras.
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Tat-ris: Tetris Inspired Furniture
Tat-ris by Singaporean industrial designer Gaenkoh is an interactive modular seating design. Figure what kind of seating you're in the mood for and build it yourself!
This must be especially fun for kids. It is important to mention that the main aim of this project was to encourage the active behaviour of children. It focuses on how kids can grow insight into the linguistic and conceptual structures and, in turn, looks at the influence this has on their pattern of learning and reasoning.
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Red Bull "Airdrop": A User Experience & Interactive Campaign
This project was developed as an interactive experience. The idea was to create a situation that would disrupt the daily flow of students on college campuses and create a memorable experience. The objective was to brake the passiveness of the experience which students have come accustomed to, free product samples, and involve them in an interactive experience where they would become apart of the campaign itself.
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Evolution Of The World Cup Football
The NY Times made this interactive diagram to portray how the football evolved in the World Cup throughout the years.
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Dutch Football Federation, 2010 FIFA World Cup: T-shirt
We've seen this done to tshirts before but still, kudos for thinking of applying the idea here.
Advertising School: Willem de Kooning Academie, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Creatives: Bas van de Poel, Daan van Dam
Photographer: Milan Daniels
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What Type Are You By Pentagram
Pentagram offers this fun interactive microsite to figure out which typeface best represents you. The password is "character".
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Dirt Poster
The future belongs to the few of us still willing to get our hands dirty.
"Designed by Roland Reiner Tiangco, Dirt Poster requires your participation to complete it. The back side of each poster is covered with a layer of ink, which you need to “paint” onto the front side the poster, to reveal the message that has been spot-varnished onto the paper. Awesome! The poster is limited edition and can be bought for $80.
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Wallpaper Games
Not only are they fun and interactive but you'd actually have wallpapers that change over time the more you play..with more colors and patterns popping up!
Buy them at 5.5 Designers.
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It Happens When Nobody is Watching
This is the first poster that responds to people looking at it. Its about domestic violence, another campaign for Amnesty International.
When no one is looking directly at the poster, it depicts a typical sense of domestic violence. When a passer-by looks at the poster directly, the image changes (after a short, programmed delay) into a photo of the same couple pretending to be happy.
This is through an "eye tracking" camera embedded within the poster.
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