Nanotube is a fiendishly addictive new game by Chroma’s resident flash geek, John Davies (aka Slakinov). The concept is simple: match the colors of the orbs with the color of the rings by using the left and right cursors to prevent their escape.
Guaranteed to have you swearing within three minutes and sending on to your mates within five its been featured on Channel 4, One More Level and Random Good Stuff (among many others). Even Christian mums are hooked.
Click here to play.
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How to be a graphic designer, without losing your soul by Adrian Shaughnessy |
The visual display of quantitative information by Edward R. Tufte |
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Visible signs: an introduction to semiotics
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The elements of typographic style
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The art of looking sideways
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Grid systems in graphic design
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How to use the wallpapers
Click on the image you like, the full-size wallpaper will open in a new window. Right-click on the image, save it to your hard drive, sync your iPhone. Tap on the Photos icon, navigate to the photo and set as wallpaper.
For detailed step-by-step instructions click here.
Want more?
Poolga | PixelGirl presents | Flickr’s iPhone pool
#1 Abrazame by Body Crisis
#2 It’s another damn bridge picture… by Pstarr
#3 Piper by Firework Woman
#4 Greg and lights by Miami Zeiss
#5 Eyes by Historicist
#6 Ilya by Varya Vedeneeva
#7 Untitled by Wfleoli
#8 The locker by Kimicon
#9 Interpretation by Zeissizm
#10 Make a wish by Yixiong Zhang
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