Finally, “the book” is available for order. It’s a bit expensive, but considering that the Casey Reas and Ben Fry are the fathers of Processing language it surely is worth all the cents.

If you don’t have a clue what i’m talking about, go to Processing.org and check some amazing interactive/netart/visual experiments  of the century (it has been around since 2001).

I’m beginning to find some new uses for comics. Besides being an essential tool for storyboarding, they can be used to communicate effectively a complex message or user scenario.

If you’re interested, one of the essential tools to translate your message into comics are Wally Wood’s panels, that you can find at Joel Johnson or Peter Veneables‘ blog.

To the great inspiring readers of the blog, my wishes of A GREAT 2007 !

* I’ve been away on holidays, so i’m tryin to catch up with the latest inspirations.

And reminding us of this new year, if you haven’t got a fresh calendar, here’s a bunch of well designed ones:

Time Tunnel Days go down the spinning abyss, by Luis Pabon	Calendar on a regular dodecahedron puting a face on each month. link
Compact Calendar for a die-hard GTD dan, by David Seah	Around the sun a daily visual scratchpad on informationesthetics

Source: http://infosthetics.com/

Just found on BBC, an audio recording by Charles Handy about Semler, one of most influential gurus in Human Resource Management.

He is the one of the most important business person’s in Brasil and author of bestsellers Maverick: The Success Story Behind the World’s Most Unusual Workplace and The Seven-Day Weekend: Changing the Way Work Works, encouraging us to look at management in an entirely different way.
Gosh, if only i could work at Semco.