Tag Results: books

Alice for the iPad

This will give a whole new twist to reading books to your kids with an added layer of interactivity and illustration.


REWORK Illustrations
37signals just posted up all of the chapter illustrations (by Mike Rohde) for their new book REWORK to Flickr.

REWORK Illustrations

37signals just posted up all of the chapter illustrations (by Mike Rohde) for their new book REWORK to Flickr.


Books in the age of the iPad

“Print is dying. Digital is surging. Everyone is confused.
Good riddance.”

Excellent article by Craig Mod on the future of books in a digital world, content forms, sustainability, and book layout design.  Plus, the layout of the article is fantastic!

Take 10-15 minutes to read this article & reblog it.  I highly recommend it.


The real world isn’t a place, it’s an excuse. It’s a justification for not trying.

Rework: A Better, Easier Way to Succeed in Business

37signals posted excerpts of their upcoming book Rework on ChangeThis.com.  I have Rework pre-ordered, and can’t wait to read it when it comes out on March 9th.


Virtual Story Layers
Jawbone.tv recently featured an article on augmented books and adding additional story layers and elements.  I would love to work with a children’s book publisher to develop a virtual layer like this.

Much energy has been spent recently trying to discover ways for technology to simultaneously spread story across multiple media. And while this is a worthwhile pursuit, some independent creators have chosen instead to narrow their efforts, focusing on applying technology to the untapped corners of a single medium. Case in point is media and interaction designer Camille Scherrer and her exploration of the interactive realms of the printed page.

Virtual Story Layers

Jawbone.tv recently featured an article on augmented books and adding additional story layers and elements.  I would love to work with a children’s book publisher to develop a virtual layer like this.

Much energy has been spent recently trying to discover ways for technology to simultaneously spread story across multiple media. And while this is a worthwhile pursuit, some independent creators have chosen instead to narrow their efforts, focusing on applying technology to the untapped corners of a single medium. Case in point is media and interaction designer Camille Scherrer and her exploration of the interactive realms of the printed page.


Posts I ‘Liked’ on Tumblr