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• Space Project 1 and 2. Intriguing photographs from Vincent Fournier.
• Furniture manufacturer and museum Vitra have re-designed their website and to celebrate are running a competition to win one of 33 products including several by Charles and Ray Eames. Enter here.
• Welie – Nice collection of interaction design patterns

• Wired are running a feature on ‘Six Crazy Concept Bikes You’ll Never Ride‘. It includes Phil Bridge’s cardboard bike concept that’s been getting some press over the last couple of weeks as well as the gorgeous looking Pilen Concept which reminds me of the BMW I saw last summer at Fietsfabriek in Haarlem, Holland.
• Need some visual stimulation? Try Getty Images’ Moodstream

• Skateboarding in the 70′s – Beautiful photographs captured by Hugh Holland
• Fifty Designers’ Current Favourite Typefaces – A typographical book project with proceeds going to Unicef’s Burma Cyclone Appeal. Buy it!
• The Big Picture – excellent photo blog from the Boston Globe
• MagCloud – A print on demand project from HP Labs that enables you to publish your own magazine and sell it via PayPal.
• 70 Amazing Business Cards via Fubiz

• Processing with javascript – Madness! John Resig, the guy behind the jQuery javascript library has done a port of the processing visualisation library to javascript using canvas. There’s a whole heap of demos on the site based on those from processing.org. Note: works best with the latest Firefox, Webkit Opera builds.
• The Owl – This is pretty neat. An easy to use wireless energy monitor.
• Cities at night – Amazing city photographs taken from space including this recent one of the flooding in Burma.

• The Memory Project – Interactive digital photography project that records 360° panoramas each minute for three days. It’s immersive in that heat sensors allow visitors to control which images are shown in the ‘time-slip gallery’. There’s some video over at the BBC.
• Nice looking Penguin Classics theme for Tumblr
• We tell stories – Penguin’s digital writing project showcasing six stories especially written for the Internet. What’s cool is that these are not just stories but interactive experiences put together in collaboration with alternate reality game (ARG) designers Six to Start.

• Hello World – Nice (crazy) flash website for Softbank Japan
• Beautifully shot panoramic of the Great Wall of china
• Toyota 1/X Concept – A possible Prius replacement from Toyota. Via Inhabitat

It’s been a rumour for quite a while but it’s finally here. Video on Flickr! Pro members can now share 90 second video clips or ‘long photo’s’ as Flickr likes to call them

• AMFORA (Alternative multifunctional underground space) – Plans to build an underground city underneath the Amsterdam canals. More here and here.
• Readymech cameras – Print and build your own pinhole cameras from Corbis
• An insight into Apple’s design process from Michael Lopp, senior engineering manager at Apple
• Amazing panoramic of the cockpit of the Airbus A380

• Fantastic collection by Stefan Landsberger of Chinese propaganda posters including these from the Chinese space program.
• Kennedy Space Center – great photos from Shaun O’Boyle
• Gastrotypographicalassemblage – Lou Dorfsman‘s iconic wall of type, designed for the CBS building with the help of Herb Lubalin and its restoration by the Center for Design Study

• Adi Dassler – Nice animation from Adidas about the origin of the brand
• The Guardian had this winning entrant – Evacuation of dead Mountain Gorillas from the World Press Photo 2008 Winners printed as a double page spread in their Saturday edition. Absolutely amazing photograph!
• Netdiver publish their ‘Best of the Year 2007‘