September, 2008

Creative inspiration and a great cause

Pink shoe

When local fundraisers for a breast cancer charity approached Jupiter with an embryonic idea for a calendar they were excited and inspired to help.

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Stately sculpture

Floating baby

Last weekend I spent a (glorious) day at Chatsworth in Derbyshire. In partnership with Sotherby’s, they are currently showing an excellent exhibition of contemporary sculpture within the grounds.

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Don’t look if you’re squeamish!

Play With Spider

I found this wonderfully created interactive tarantula on my travels around the web, a true showcase of what is capable with a creative mind and a flair for technology. I’ve made a few enemies of arachnophobes around the building by sending this to people disguised in a TinyURL link (sorry Lorna!). It was worth it though…

Our workshop

Our workshop

We just launched a new section in our blog called ‘Our workshop’. It’s a dedicated place for us to share personal, experimental and less commercially focused projects. Each project posted up will have images of the work, a link to the archived project and information about why and how it was created.

Interactive dining experience

A new restaurant in London is introducing customers to an interactive dining service. Inamo a oriental fusion restaurant has had its interiors created by design group Blacksheep. They have installed a waiter-less interactive service that allows customers to order from virtual menus that are projected onto the table.

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A digital library, free to the world

New from TED.com… Brewster Kahle is building a truly huge digital library - every book ever published, every movie ever released, all the recent web history… It’s all free to the public - unless someone else gets to it first.