With the unemployment rate growing, many people have been looking for work in novel places. What a perfect time for the app Gigwalk to enter the workforce. Gigwalk is an app- available on iPhone, Blackberry, and Android that posts little work “gigs” in your area and pays you through PayPal. The gigs range from photographing local businesses to connecting to Wifi to comparing prices of products at a store’s different locations and more. As I travel I always check the gigs nearby to pick up some extra cash, now that Gigwalk has spread to over 1,405 cities across the 50 states. [Read more...]
It All Started With One Bite…
As technology continues to adapt and better products are coming out more quickly than ever before, maybe Steve Jobs chose the apple as a warning for us- like the one from the Garden of Eden. Maybe it’s a warning about becoming too dependent on technology…and we’ve already taken a bite. On a lighter note, here are some awesome stickers to decorate your macbook. Get them fast because Apple will probably find a way to make them incompatible with the next model! [Read more...]
Tumblr Treasures: Reading is Cool!
Welcome to our first installment of Tumblr Treasures! Each Thursday, we will be featuring some of our favorite hidden Tumblr gems. This week we were impressed with 2 incredible Tumblr pages with a similar theme: Attractive People Reading and Awesome People Reading. [Read more...]
Visual Bits #188> Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto
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Visual Bits #186> More than Words
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Chinese Graphic Design from the 1920′s and 1930′s
Nowadays it’s hard to imagine a time when graphic design didn’t involve sitting in front of a computer screen. Perhaps that’s why it is so intriguing to look through this collection of vintage Chinese graphic designs from the 1920′s and 1930′s. The illustrations come from the book Chinese Graphic Design in the Twentieth Century by Scott Minick and Jiao Ping. Lu Xun, who introduced modern woodblock techniques to China, influenced many of the design artists at the time. [Read more...]
Visual Bits #184 > Eye-catching
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Visual Bits #178> Friends & Money
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Superhero Ancestral Family Photos
Did you ever wonder what a Superhero would use to adorn the corridors of his home? Antique pictures of his ancestors of course! At Foto Marvellini, an art workshop in Milan, two brothers have created a line of mixed media that can’t help but make you chuckle. The Marvellini brothers alter old family ancestor photos to look like superheros and place them in antique frames to create a hilarious statement piece for any comic book lover’s home! [Read more...]
Visual Bits #175> The Unexpected
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