Our lead developer at Rage Digital, Keiran Flanigan aka Aeliox, has a new site up. My main dev partner on all mobile projects Keiran’s the one that makes our Rage apps so smooth and polished. He also has a great eye for design which is very rare for developers.
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In his work he began with an existing book and sealed its edges, creating an enclosed vessel full of unearthed potential. He cut into the surface of the book to dissect through it from the front. Working with knives, tweezers and surgical tools to carve one page at a time, exposing each layer while cutting around ideas and images of interest. Nothing inside the books is relocated or implanted, only removed. Images and ideas are revealed to expose alternate histories and memories. His work is a collaboration with the existing material and its past creators and the completed pieces expose new relationships of the book’s internal elements exactly where they have been since their original conception.
Dettmer is originally from Chicago, where he studied at Columbia College. He currently lives and works in Atlanta, GA.
Carry RoboCop in your pocket and never travel unarmed again! In honor of RoboCop’s upcoming 25th anniversary, MGM Studios and Rage Digital bring the crime-fighting half man, half machine to your fingertips with the official RoboCop App for iPhone/iPad.
Developed by Rage Digital in association with MGM Mobile
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Dress the Part, a collection of 10 Redesigned Movie Posters Inspired by Men’s Style. With some simple iconic gestures, the theme of the entire movie is represented in each poster. goes to show the power an icon can hold
Designed by Moxy Creative with illustration credits to James Alexander Mathers and Andrew Lau, individual prints are available for purchase at Moxy Creative.
An awesome resource and reference destination for all things type. I have a soft spot in my heart for typography and this is one of the better communities I have seen.
“The Typophile Wiki, a user-created encyclopedia of all things type and design-related. Users create and edit Wiki entries with the aim of becoming a collaborative, useful, balanced and relevant resource.”
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If you’re familiar with design thinking, then you’re familiar with IDEO. They pretty much coined the term. IDEO Method Cards show 51 of the methods used to inspire great design and keep people at the center of the IDEO design process. Each card describes one method and includes brief story about how and when to use it. The cards are divided into four categories: Learn, Look, Ask and Try, making it easy to reference, browse, sort, and share the cards.
As a powerful design and inspiration tool, the IDEO method cards have sold over 100,000 decks. And now they have evolved the form into the Method Card App! As a fan of the original printed deck, it’s nice to see the method cards in the digital space. The app allows you to reference them more easily than ever, and create groups of your favorite go to cards.
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Satellite and Oakley have had a long lasting connect that we always look to continue to grow. This goggle out first collaboration with them themed classic moonman style with a custom frame and strap print. The strap was apparently a pain but they killed it and made it work! We’re excited to release our second goggle in 2011. More info on that soon…
Product Design: Andrew Kimmell, Raul Pinto, JG Mazzotta
Photos: Kealan Shilling
If you’re interested in the design community in Boulder then you’ll need to know about Cypher13. The 3 man power team has hit full stride in the past few years narrowing their focus and defining their misson. All for one - one for all. There is no hierarchy. The best idea always wins.
You can check their portfolio at http://www.cypher13.com/.
Going with the one of the stock wallpaper options on your phone, computer or iPad doesn’t say too much these days. That photo you took doesn’t look that good either. Their seem to be an ever increasing number of desktops in our lives you have to fill with something interesting or inspirational. The iPhone OS4 lets you put a wallpaper behind the icons now too which is really hard to make look good. We are all in need of good places to find cool wallpaper! Poolga is one place to start. With a large list of contributing artists you should be able to find something good. They have most available in iPhone/iPod and now iPad as well.
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Theo Jansen is part artist, part engineer. He builds moving sculptures using complex algorithms and lightweight materials – the wind does the rest. 
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