Specialmoves shows gesture-based interactive design experiments with Leap Motion, Kinect & more
We speak to the London-based agency about what its building for itself and clients that push the boundaries of how users interact with projects.
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Check out My Poor Brain's isometric artworks and artful games
Tim Smith's portfolio combines colourful illustrations with interactive projects for the Science Museum and others.
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Developers show off apps for Google Glass at Google I/O
Glass apps by Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Path, CNN, Evernote have been showcased at Google's conference.
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Vice illustration exhibition opens in London
The show brings together work visually representing Vice's mix of articles from the superficial to the groundbreaking (and sometimes both).
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Inside Google Maps' stunning new redesign
Google shows off new designs and features destined for its Google Maps website and iPhone and Android apps.
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Accenture study highlights challenges for digital marketing
While digital marketing is recognised by CMOs in Asia as a vital tool, there are challenges that these executives need to overcome, according to an Accenture study.
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Inside Google+'s interface redesign
Google is adding 41 new features to its Google+ social network on Wednesday, including a richer interface that works better on mobile devices.
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Pitchfork's creative director discusses the design of Cover Stories
The creative process behind the music site's innovative, elegant layouts for in-depth interviews with the likes of Daft Punk, Bat for Lashes and Savages.
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Lord Puttnam, Neville Brody, Hyper Island founder & more debate the future of creative education
On May 21, the D&AD is holding a major debate on the future of creative education in the UK.
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Analysis: The real reason Adobe ditched Creative Suite for Creative Cloud
Why Adobe's move to a subscription service provoked such strong reactions, what the underlying reasons for the move are – and how to decide if you should move to Creative Cloud.
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Adaptive learning app lets parents track what kids have learned
Adaptive learning apps are flooding the marketplace, called a 'land rush' by educators
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Nathan Love and Ana Benaroya give National Geographic an animated 80s workout
Jim McKenzie's bold, hand-drawn promo isn't what you'd expect from the National Geographic Channel.
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Digital challenge launched for fashion industry
IC tomorrow, a Technology Strategy Board programme, has launched a £120,000 awards pot to award new digital marketing ideas in the fashion industry.
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Artist creates a wooden LP of Radiohead's Idioteque
Amanda Ghassaei managed to take a digital copy of a song and laser etch it into a slab of maple, thereby creating a wooden record.
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Researchers develop an app to help the blind take better photos
A team of researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz have created camera app that might help the visually impaired take photos.
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Opinion: How Adobe Creative Cloud left me amused, perplexed and infuriated
James Nolan, founder of Stoke Ripley Creative, gives his experiences of moving to Adobe Creative Cloud.
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Google to discuss how privacy affects Glass app development & design at Google I/O?
Google kicks off its I/O developer conference next Wednesday and if there's one thing that could steal the limelight, it's Glass.
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Interview: Queens of the Stone Age's Like Clockwork cover artist Boneface
The artist tells us about hanging out in Josh Homme's studio and creating art drawn from 80s horror, game and comic culture.
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Johanna Basford's sabbatical diary, weeks 17-18: The final furlong
As Johanna's four-month break from commissions comes to an end, she launches her Wonderbeasts show at DCA in Dundee.
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Floria Sigismondi gets blasphemous for Bowie's The Next Day music video
Religious imagery – and a lot of blood – permeates David Bowie's latest music video, featuring Gary Oldman and Marion Cotillard.