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Don Draper Presents Facebook Timeline

And now, a man who needs no introduction.

Via.

EDIT: Hm, apparently they took the video down. Here it is.

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PaulSep 30, 2011
 
Tagged with: Don Draper, Facebook, Mad Men

How many photos?

According to one estimate, since the invention of the camera, we've taken about 3.5 trillion photos. And about 180 billion of them are on Facebook.

The 1000 memories blog has a nice post that provides a kind of best guess approach to quantifying the world’s existing photos. Their estimate: 3.5 trillion.

Photos taken by year

Interestingly, they note that Facebook is the world’s largest photo library, holding 180 billion photos.

Largest Photo Libraries

Read more about it here.

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PaulSep 23, 2011
 

Hello Oscar James

I guess it's time to design some baby clothes featuring the guillotine.

Congratulations to our partner Nick and his wife Jacqueline on the birth of their son, Oscar! We love you guys.

Luca Brasi
May your first child be a masculine child.
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PaulSep 16, 2011
 

Homepage Evolution

Recently, 37signals posted a time-lapse video chronicling the changes made to their homepage over the course of a year.

Will Jessop talks about how he created the video, which was edited down from a version released last year, on their blog. I like the seeing subtle and not-so-subtle changes and decisions:

Nice learning tool. I’d like to have similar videos or animations to replay decisions I’ve made in my own work.

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AndreaSep 15, 2011
 
Tagged with: 37signals, Web Design

telePORTation Photo Booth

DLB just finished creating an installation for a Seattle exhibit based on the colors of shipping crates at Seattle's port.

The booth features custom software that colors the the user’s picture in the palette of the Seattle port. We’ll post more about the project and how the booth works later, but we wanted to share an image we took from the booth while setting up.

If you happen to read BlogLESS from the Seattle area, we encourage you to stop by!

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AndreaSep 1, 2011
 
Tagged with: Art, Design, Processing