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Debbie Millman|Audio
Interaction of Color
Brenda Danilowitz, Chief Curator at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation and Potion principal Philip Tiongson discuss the new Interaction of Color app.

Observed|Projects
Eyes on the Sky: Weather Visualized
Jed Carter's new book of watercolors, Eyes on the Sky, is a process-based investigation into generative design and the weather.

Observed|Essays
Iron Man 3 Titles
An interesting look at the design process for the Iron Man 3 title screens.

Observed|Miscellaneous
Design Observer on Apple
A quick Design Observer cameo in the MacBook Pro video.

Observed|Ob-Deviations
My 3-D Life
Meanwhile, what’s to stop me from printing some caviar, or an Oscar? A pony? Or a Porsche? Musings on what to print on your home 3-D printer.

Observed|Essays
When Google Earth Goes Wrong
Clement Valla is an artist in Brooklyn, New York who discovers and collects ‘anomalies’ within the Google Earth system in his ongoing series entitled Postcards from Google Earth.

Alexandra Lange|Essays
That Personal Touch
In the age of the digital signature, what does script mean?

Rob Walker|Projects
Object Lessons
Object Lessons is a new project that concerns itself with “the hidden lives of ordinary things.”

Alexandra Lange|Essays
Praise the Partner(s)
Salute Denise Scott Brown because she deserves it, but let's not forget the other partners.

Alexandra Lange|Interviews
Home Improvement
The Sweethome, where Consumer Reports and Amazon product reviews meet.

Rob Walker|Essays
The Hyperdocumented Sunset Strip
Using Google Street View Hyperlapse to revisit Ruscha’ Sunset Strip.

Rob Walker|Essays
Finding The Story
Emily Spivack's exhibition of unexpectedly interesting stories from eBay.
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