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Cinematypography
I’d noticed a few lovely classic film title screens cropping up on Ffffound! in recent weeks, then all of a sudden I stumble across this website, an archive of great (and not so great) film title...
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Retro gaming breaks out
I thought these were great, but then again I love stuff like this. Fantastic attention to detail… Ffffound via Fubiz, where there are lots more…
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Defender of the favicon
Now this is something special. Some ingenious chap has actually created a recreation of the classic arcade shooter Defender, wait for it… as a website favicon. You know favicons, they’re those teeny...
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Mobile Monkey
Please forgive me while I indulge my geek and nostalgia genes simultaneously – it is Friday after all. Monkey Island has made it to the iPhone ::iTunes Link:: and not just any old Monkey Island, the...
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Letterstyles of the rich and famous
Funny how life works, after I posted Paul Rand’s business card I found this similarly minimal letterhead belonging to another genius. Letterheady is a blog of old letterhead examples, so if you’ve...
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Russian revolution
This is amazing. I won’t spoil it for you, click the picture above and have a go.
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Shiny new Apple
I’m quite excited about the upcoming Apple Tablet, or iPad, even though I’m not likely to be buying one. Not as excited as I was about the iPhone though… Those images above are genuine Apple...
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I’ve been saving this for Friday, so apologies of you’ve already seen it. When graphics and retro videogames collide you can be sure I’ll be there to post the video. It’s by Patrick Jean and...
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Google plays Pacman
It’s a gaming icon’s 30th anniversary as well as Friday afternoon, so Google reckon you should be playing Pacman. Yes, you can actually play Pacman in their logo- click it! Genius. Thanks to Willem...
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I love this new 8-bit map of London by Brett Camper, showing what happens when the vintage graphical power of the NES meets the cutting edge GPS data of Google maps. You can zoom in and out and search...
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