I'll take the blacke matte one. wow: Derringer.

Nice iPhone app by my friend Mark: an application for designers called Loupe, a sweet color picker. Downloading now!

My wife and I made a photo reportage from roskilde festival.

Here comes part one of two

Hello readers & developers: Fwis is looking for a front/back-end developer. You should be Xhtml/Css/js/php/mysql-savvy, enjoy lots of beer and booze early in the day, and enjoy working with such clients as the New York Times, Corbis, Barney's NY, etc. You should also have an entrepreneurial sense and be reliable. We in turn promise to be non-emo wireframe-savvy friendly non-dumb designers who know how to build serious websites & applications. AS & iPhone dev skills a plus, but you could also learn these things on our dime. We're very open to remote workers but have a presence in Portland, OR and NYC. Email fwiscorp (at) gmail.com with experience and booze preference. Extra consideration for those that know how to mix a Negroni without googling.

Kickass infographics? Hop over to our sweet neighbours Golden Section Graphics!

Chicagoan Ray Noland raising funds for an art opening. It's called Run, Blago Run!, and it only happens with your support. Support the arts. Blago sure didn't.

Hey folks, it's Pixel Awards registration time again, and this year the fine, friendly folks at PA would like to extend a special offer in the student category... the first 10 students who send their registration info to hello[at]pixelawards.com with the subject of "K10k" will receive a free entry ($75 value):

Full Name:
Site Name:
Site URL:
Email Address:
Company (Optional):
Description:
Category: Student

Now git to submittin'!

Deep/Young Ethereal Radio Broadcast #109:
Saviours Of Jazz Ballet

Live in or around Los Angeles? Make sure you stop by "This Must Be The Place" June 20th.
All artists will be on hand...

Yes! The wonderful Mac Rhino typefoundry relaunched their website. I know they're working on awesome new fonts so check them out.

Stumbling upon his blog today, I find out Mark also lives in Berlin. Most of you will know his work from the previous computerarts cover: Mark Verhaagen.

Classic records lost in time and format, remerged as Pelican books. Just for fun and great execution too, from LittlePixels.

Reimar Servas (designer+developer+perfectionist) is my favorite Berlin designer right now. Great news is that he just started freelancing so he's up for grabs everybody!

A new post over at my favorite photography blog, The Narrative Image.

My buddy Matt Desmond finished a new font called Distill. It's available at YWFT. Distill draws its inspiration mainly from Theo van Doesburg's De Stijl era lettering.

We've got a bunch of new job openings at Cuban Council in our San Francisco, New York and Libertyville (it's a suburb outside of Chicago, don't ask) offices, so if you know anyone who might fit the bill, please pass the word along.

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