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Vacon’s work is delightfully executed pop art, yet with an Ironic twist. His visually strong and often humorous work pokes fun at all elements of popular culture, from multi-global companies to celebrity culture. His strange and wonderful work is for sale or viewable here

Bored of your desktop, well check out Kitsune noir’s Desktop wallpaper project out.

The blog has also got some good content.

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WhatTheFont for iPhone connects directly to MyFonts’ acclaimed font identification service, which has been helping customers pinpoint mystery fonts for 10 years. It works via Wi-Fi or the mobile phone network, so you can get your font fix right there on the spot.

Boom!! Just got this on my Aye Phone!! Lovely Jubally – find fonts in a flash! – get it!! it’s free here – DO IT.

Simply put, this is the greatest documentary I’ve seen in a long time, it’s a personal favorite now alongside Dark Days.

A friend recommended this to me, so without really paying to much attention at first I gave it a watch. Within the first 20minutes I was totally engrossed in the characters and the story, the people in this are brilliant and really, really make this a brilliant watch. I’ve discussed this with friends and it could almost be a mocumenatry, it has this Brass Eye/Garth Marenghi’s quality to it. A must see, more info here.

Ever since I was introduced to version 1 of this app nearly 2 year ago I’ve been a massive fan, it is brilliant,  keeping all your fonts in order on a mac. When I saw they were launching a new verison I couldn’t wait, they have managed to make a great app even better, check it here.

Alongside this great app is the logo, which on first impressions wasn’t to sure about, but now like it, with the new colours it’s also a lot esier to find in my dock! Check out the logo design process here. Really interesting to see the design process of a very talented designer.

Really nice animation outling the start and growth of the internet.

Great flickr set of film end credits