We all talk a big game, now it’s time to put your money where your mouth is.
With two colours, a visual hint and a cryptic clue can you decipher the brands behind these riddles?
Thanks to VYRE, your aim is beat the 21 questions in a time lower than the rest of us.
How did you go?
19/21 for me, a few tricksters in there…
It’s amazing the things that people are able to overcome, not least of all blindness. With colour being used for communication so much in day to day life, let alone if your a graphic designer, I can only imagine some of the difficulties one might face.
With the colouradd system, recognizing and even utilizing colour is now possible.
The system proposed is based on the search of the color, not the light color RGB Ð (R, red; G, green and B, blue), because the colorblind person does not possess the correct vision of the colors, nor a tangible knowledge of how their addition works.
The system proposed is based on the pigment color, using as basis the primary colors: BLUE (cyan), RED (magenta), YELLOW.
In addition to primary and secondary colours, symbols for white and black allow users to expand their colour range into the dozens, as well as using shades of grey and specialty symbols for gold and silver. Continue reading...
If there two things every graphic designer has done, one is scribble out an idea before scrunching it into a ball so tight that it will never see the light of day again, and the other is having spent an entire day or more stuck firmly to their chair.
With this notepad from from Trapped In Suburbia, you can shoot some hoops or toss the football around and get a pinch of exercise while disposing of your dud ideas. Continue reading...
Now, I don’t know exactly what Google bases it’s auto-complete suggestions on, but presumably it’s built around popular search terms. If this is the case, the graphic design community may be harboring a dirty little secret.
When you’re all alone…
Do you use Comic Sans? Continue reading...
After seeing that the iPhone had an app for reading MRIs ( that’s an x-ray to you and me ) I thought it couldn’t get more ridiculous. I was wrong.
If you’re bored with diagnosing your own injuries, maybe a new phone is in order. How about this 3.02 million US dollar iPhone Supreme?
10 months in the making , the whole casing was created with 271 grams of 22ct solid gold.
The front bezel houses 136 flawless diamonds colour F ,which total to a massive 68 cts.
The rear logo in solid gold has 53 flawless diamonds amounting to 1ct and the front navigation button is home to a single cut very rare diamond at 7.1 cts.
If that’s not enough bling for you, Craftsman Stuart Hughes also has gold Nintendo’s, Playstation’s, iPod’s Nokia’s and other similarly priced gadgets. Continue reading...
