A lovely video full of nice hand made type. Sent to us from our very own, Hugheston. Thanks much. Enjoy on this nice friday.

Interesting video on WIRED magazine and the iPad. It really looks like things are changing. And fast. I wonder now, are we witnessing the end of the magazine as we know it? I remember thinking back in 1997, there will never be an end to the CD. Strange. Well, have a look and see. Via SocialFabric.

I pretty much love this website. Seriously well done and all the little details make extermely awesome. Done by the talented folks at FOUO, have a look at Hint Magazine. Hugs.

The White House has just released the new design of the 2010 Easter Eggs. How awesome would it be to design these little guys. This year’s eggs comes in purple, pink, green, yellow, and includes stamped signatures of the President and First Lady. In an effort to make the Easter Egg Roll more environmentally friendly, all eggs have been crafted from Forest Stewardship Council-certified hardwood. The packaging is also designed to minimize waste and environmental impact. You can even purchase a set of these eggs at the National Parks website.

Also from the Partners & Spade book, this logo done for lighting company Roll & Hill, is simply blessed. Love it. Looks like the Roll & Hill site is still under development, but it is an interesting way to show the work.

A lovely new site for Partners & Spade done by our good buddy Tom, at the Scout. Have a look see. Good work!

Looks like FontShop is getting in on the WebFonts service front. This is good stuff. We’ve been extremely happy with our use of the Typotheque service. It’s great to see another foundry setting this up.

I was going through my old Print Magazines and came across this ad for those little tree car air-fresheners. It’s such an iconic shape…It never crossed my mind that it could be privately owned property. I’ve never seen a company go to this extent to make sure people aren’t using their trademark. *My apologies for posting unsightly images*

Some interesting work coming from Jin Jung at There Where. Have a look see!

An in-depth interview on Scoute with Julius designer, Tatsuro Horikawa. It is not too often that a “fashion” designer mentions Moebius, Burroughs and Beuys as inspiration. Nice read.