an experience strategist's musings on how culture, technology and design drives innovation.
In America, China often still get’s a “knock” for lack of creativity, design and ingenuity. Clearly the culture may have a different take on entreprenurialism and design. but make know mistake, there are tools and talent to be reckoned with.
It may be a fanciful example.. but it’s fun and imaginative.. “World’s Wackiest Water Park Rises In Beijing, Where Michael Phelps Once Won Go”.
more innovation ripples from Beijing: http://bit.ly/bfFiVG
[via katie dreke / http://obsessivecompulsive.tumblr.com/]
..strategists, entrepreneurs and technologists are well thought through. They live on data, precision and future forward insight. The best however, they keep all that in mind and the simply just do ;)
[Video tip off, courtesy of David Walker of 302 Designs]
Hmmm.. hello Darth Vader & LawnMower Man, this can’t be good for anyone.
[Via PSFK/Engadget]
Future predictions after the break:
awesome.
… it must be star wars week ;) what do you get when you borrow hip hop, english pop, electronica and futbol and fuse it together with a sci-fi classic? a great ad and a great example of how borrowing from several cultures and categories is simple awesome:
…more on recombinant culture from Faris.
This is quite old, but one of my favorite infographics of all time from Wired Magazine. Tracing the technology lineage of the Star Wars films and the impact of Industrial Light and Magic’s breakthroughs on multimedia, film and interactive technology it’s really interesting to dig into.
Check out the fully interactive version on wired.com.
For anyone looking to create compelling content on the web, Zane Defazio has curated
great examples of “kinetic typography”. Cool stuff, check it out.
House Typography from Koos Dekker on Vimeo.
(Example:”House” tv promo from Koos. Check the full list of 10 on Zane’s blog.)
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