The Wire Iotacons

 

[via NY Mag]

What’s Under Your Mask?

Poster of masks from famous movies.

[via @cameronmoll]

Tree of Codes

A short film on the making of the most unusually constructed book ever produced.

[via @jasonsantamaria]

Chitwood & Hobbs

If there’s one new site you should start reading, or one new Twitter user to start following it’s Chitwood & Hobbs. It’s the perfect mix of well-designed site and carefully curated sports content. It’s newly launched and run by designer/Pats fan Ryan Sims and sports writer/Baltimore native Nick Hall so it’s got equal parts New England love and The Wire references. What more could anyone want in a website?

[via Gruber]

Fonts In Use

Hard to believe this site wasn’t made a long time ago. Such a good idea.

[via zeldman]

InMaps

Visualizations of your LinkedIn network. Mine is pretty week.

[via ia]

The new Pentagram

There’s usually the whole “Cobblers children always go shoeless” thing going on with the websites of design firms. But every once in a while a firm decides to break ground on something new like Pentagram.

Paris vs. New York

With titles like “la façade” and “les mains” , Paris versus New York displays the subtle similarities and differences in the life and culture of the two cities.

[via @shin27]

Adidas Originals Holiday Ornament

Adidas is looking to spread the holiday cheer (and marketing) to your home with their DIY Holiday Superstar Ornament.

[via swissmiss]

Armchair Congress: You fix the budget

Think you can do a better job balancing the budget than your elected officials? Give it your best shot.