Kate MccGwire

Kate MccGwire’s work asks questions about the very nature of beauty. She’s intrigued by the possibility of envisaging beauty as something more complex than merely what delights the senses: beauty can be about a problem; it can be something that repels you or makes you question the status quo. The idea that it is a cultural phenomenon, susceptible to argument through the creative process, fascinates her. (Text taken from artists website)

Max Wanger

Nice pics.

BMW R7

This 1934 BWM R7 prototype never made the production line for its weight and cost. It spent over 70 years in a wooden box and after being fully restored its here to please our eyes. I WANT IT!

Danny MacAskill

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Incredible.

Oren Lavie – Her morning elegance

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Beautiful concept for this video. Reminds me of Michel Gondry, whimsical and dreamy. The song is pretty good too.

Level Vodka

This has been one of my favorite website for a while. Clean design, amazing photography, simple navigation. Lately im seeing the vodka websites crank it up a notch on user experience, they are definitely getting my attention.

Puma – Lift

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Great promo video for the Puma Lift shoes.  This video is the highlight of the microsite  http://lift.puma.com/

Win Vanhenden Internet Artist

On this piece, the artist Win Vanhenden creates a collage of images and music based on the input you write on the questions asked. The answers to these questions are treated as a search query, the results of these will be the main component of the collage. Great  audio/visual Internet experience. Don’t forget to view his other project “We are the World”

Pintando una canción

Beautiful website, paints a brush stroke as you move your mouse with great animations that synchronize with the song.

Multitouch Barcelona

MULTITOUCH BARCELONA

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Designed for the Red Bull Music Academy 08, Guten Touch is an interactive installation that involves people into a natural relationship with technology. A two projected display system plus a 3m x 2m multitouch wall showcase applications designed to engage us into human friendly experiences rather than flashy and jaw-dropping visualizations. Space Invaders hitted by foam balls, pixel paintings created with brushes and digital objects holded by hands try to blur boundaries between real and digital.