A future solution to printing from mobile devices (and anywhere else, I suppose).

"A year ago Faber & Faber commissioned me to help with the design of a software system to generate complete & print ready book covers for their new imprint. The challenge proved to be more of a creative than a technical one, as the task given was to build a “design machine” which would be flexible enough to generate a very large (theoretically infinite) number of unique designs, one for each single book ever printed in this range, within the agreed boundaries set by the art direction(s) of Faber design team."

Fuckers. I've been watching for as long as I can remember.

Clever idea: Patrick's business website is designed so that it can also serve as a printable brochure or folded mailout.

Fascinating look at the design of Monocle's site - the only magazine website I know of that genuinely enhances the print edition.

I just bought this Graham Fagen print at the GAF.

"The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) is looking for a new partner to deliver its print and website design requirements for the 2007 and 2008 Festivals."

Google studies selling print ads to online clients

Wet Magazine was started in 1976 by a Los Angeles architecture school graduate, Leonard Koren, whose publication revolved around the idea of "gourmet bathing."

Neato. How about providing a feature that allows for downloading a full backup of all photos before adding frippery like this, eh, Flickr?

New site.