Amazing handwritten type for Legacy of Letters by Fraktur.
via Swiss-Miss

Nice collection of minimalistic recreated movie posters by Olly Moss for the 2010 Rolling Roadshow Poster Series.

Translocation is a photo series by George Logan who takes wildlife animals from Africa and places them in another environment. 
via Creative Review

Amazing titles for OFFF Paris created by the Mill.

Gravilux, Bubble Harp and Antograph
Scott Snibble created these awesome apps for the iPhone and iPad by combining painting, animation, art and science. The small particles move around gracefully by following your fingertips around the screen.
via Cool Hunting

Persona
Persona is an ongoing project created by photographer Jason Travis.  He photographs people along with the items they have inside their bags in a very voyeuristic and intriguing way. 

Street Museum iPhone App
Street Museum looks like an amazing developed by Brothers and Sisters.  This app guides users through the streets of London displaying old images over the current view via Geo Tagging and Google Maps.

Colossal Media
I was walking around East Village last week and spotted someone painting a giant mural on the side of a building.  I noticed he was only using regular paint brushes and had a photo as reference of the image he was creating which is really incredible considering the scale of the whole building.  I did some researching and stumbled across Colossal Media which is really similar to what I saw and they even have videos of their process.

Availability Calendar
Availability Calendar is cool little program developed by Creative League that lets users share their availabilities with clients so they when when you are available, booked or on Hold. Really useful for freelancers like me and many others.

Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull
Awesome time lapse video of the volcanos in Iceland shot on a Canon 5D Mark II by Sean Stiegemeir.

Strawser & Smith
Stawser & Smith is a furniture store in Williamsburg, BK that specializes in re-purposed industrial past furniture.  They have a nice collection of pieces primarily from the Mid West.
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Creative Week NYC is here.  A ton of events scattered around the city, some free some not but all pretty interesting. 

Sounds of Hamburg is an addicting and interesting site that allows users to interact with the city of Hamburg. The site utilizes 5 live web-cams, motion tracking and the music from the Hanseatic City Orchestra to to help you compose your own sounds of Hamburg.
via FWA

Berlin Street Art
Someone recently decided to take art to a new level by dumping various colors of paint onto one of Berlin’s busiest intersections.  The effect is a rainbow like swirl of colors, splatters and shapes smeared throughout the cities roads.
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GE: Data Visualization
A cool simple little interactive visualization created by Lisa Strausfeld of Pentagram. The site features some of the most used household items and when you rollover each one it tells you how many watts that item uses. A good application if you are trying to save a little $$.

NY Design Week Guide 2010
Core 77 is back with another guide to Design Week in NY.  The site breaks down the events by location (Soho, Tribeca, Noho, etc) and gives a brief description of who and what is happening at the event. 

Late last year when I was in Shanghai I saw some construction going on for the 2010 Shanghai Wold Expo.  The architecture for each country was unfinished but still looked pretty amazing. Now that they are all near completion I think this expo is going to be something really incredible this time around.
Photos via Dezeen, check them out for a lot more images.

Graffiti Analysis
Graffiti Analysis is a motion study for graffiti.  A custom software was developed by Evan Roth allowing artists to draw on a screen and watching their art in real time with a layered 3d effect.
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ShopVon
ShopVon is the online store of talented designer Hello Von. His artwork speaks for itself and this shop allows you to purchase some of his originals or reprints. Go check it out and buy something today.

Google Map Envelopes
Google Map Envelopes is exactly what it sounds like.  A envelope that looks like Google Maps and shows you where you are located and where you are sending your letter to.
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Kuroshio Sea
An inspiring video showing the 2nd largest aquarium in the world, Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in Japan. Video shot by Jon Rawlinson.

Ups And Downs Of Being A Perfectionist
In no way am I perfect but I do find myself most of the time attempting to be a perfectionist. Sometimes it’s a great thing and other times it’s more unnecessary work.  Smashing Magazine has a great article focused on this subject. Whether you consider yourself to be a perfectionist or not, this is an interesting read.

Amazing video directed by Patrick Jean of One More Production in Paris. Video is basically a bunch of old game characters taking over NYC one pixel at time.

I’m not sure how authentic this video is but supposedly it was created by a product manager from the Photoshop division of Adobe. In this video the user walks us through a new feature called “Content Aware Fill”.  This new feature allows users to cut out parts of an image and before you know it that section is filled in seamlessly by either the sky or surrounding part of the image. Rumors are circulating that this may debut in April for the Photoshop CS5 release so I guess it’s only a matter of time before we find out…