Friday, November 11, 2011
“The only way to do great work…”
I love this Steve Jobs quote and I love this image. Words to live by and create by.
Source: mayanrocks.com via Natasha on Pinterest
I love this Steve Jobs quote and I love this image. Words to live by and create by.
Source: mayanrocks.com via Natasha on Pinterest
Feast your eyes and your typography-loving-soul on these gems…
Flightplan
Source: dribbble.com via kara on Pinterest
Vader
Source: beeperbebe.tumblr.com via Laura on Pinterest
Know Pain. Know Gain.
Source: designspiration.net via Monica on Pinterest
Cassette
Source: ffffound.com via Charlotte on Pinterest
Things will get better.
Source: abduzeedo.com via Jacqui on Pinterest
These few posters grabbed my attention and my curiosity. I hope they do the same for you.
Wait…What?!?
Source: laura119.tumblr.com via Kody on Pinterest
5 Simple Rules for Using Typography as an Image
Source: google.com via Kassey on Pinterest
Steve Savage Tour
Source: blog.echoenduring.com via Charlotte on Pinterest
Earlier this week I discovered an iOS app from the folks at Ford that allows you to customize a Ford Mustang any way you like (on the exterior). I downloaded it to try it out, but am surprised at the amount of fun I’m having using it.
The Mustang Customizer app began it’s life as a website but has been adapted to work on the iPhone and iPad, as well as Android devices.
Fresh from the lab.
As I mentioned, I’m having fun with this app, maybe too much fun. You be the judge:









Social to the core.
Quick aside: I’m a fan of not only Ford’s vehicles, but also their approach to social networking. This app and the Mustang Customizer site are no exception. You can submit your creations in head-to-head battles with other rides and can share your experiences on the top social sites. You can even embed your profile to show off your skills.
Just over a week ago, my family and I returned from a vacation to Orlando, FL. This being our second trip there as a family, it was great seeing my oldest son’s reaction to rides that he’s been on before and how his tastes have changed. Likewise, I enjoyed watching my youngest son find his favorite rides and see his favorite characters. It was a great escape, and it was, as they bill it, magical.




