Dieter Rams
1960s+ German industrial designer that influenced the design of the iPhone 4
Via Jonathan Moore
With a fresh install of Backburner you’ll have access to three custom styles, 40+ appearance options to customize, support for virtually every Tumblr feature, and scheduled upcoming releases (free) to cover user feedback and incorporate new features.

Version 1.3 of Backburner comes with three theme styles that can be selected through the Appearance menu in Customize.
Additionally Backburner was designed in a way that it will make it easy for you to customize your own style and apply with the Custom CSS field.
“Innovative design always develops in tandem with innovative technology, and can never be an end in itself.”
Lexus Hybrid Drive
German motion graphics studio Barbeque recently released a new motion spot for Lexus promoting their new Hybrid Drive technology. This piece is an excellent showcase for what you can do with the Trapcode Particular plugin for After Effects.
Simplified Look - NFL on Fox
Michael Cina and Michael Young presented Fox Sports with a new on-air package for NFL on Fox that greatly simplifies the current over the top bevel-fest that all networks use. Fox was looking for a simplified approach that improved legibility and would help them stand out as all the other networks are just borrowing each other’s style. This would be an incredible step forward, and hopefully we will be seeing something in this direction in the fall.
View more design concepts from the package.
Via Jonathan Moore & Behance
TypoFlat - Experimental Typeface
Interactive designer Branislav Cirkovic recently launched a new site featuring experimental typography and vector sets he created for personal and commercial use—free of charge. Bran is originally from Belgrade, Serbia, but is now living in southern California and works at 2Advanced Studios as an interactive designer.
Visit Typoflat and check out Bran’s interactive portfolio
“Design is in everything we make, but it’s also between those things. It’s a mix of craft, science, storytelling, propaganda, and philosophy.”
Via Jonathan Moore
follow the leader
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Photographer Matt Logue captures Los Angeles in it’s empty states. View more images from the project.