Jul 3, 2007
Real-life desktop
In digital interface design we usually try to take elements from the analog world and translate them into recognizable elements on a computer screen. Here is a clever video of someone doing the exact opposite:
In digital interface design we usually try to take elements from the analog world and translate them into recognizable elements on a computer screen. Here is a clever video of someone doing the exact opposite:
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26 Comments, Comment or Ping
svetor
nicely done. like the song very much as well
Jul 13th, 2007
Jarrett
That was pretty damn cool
Jul 13th, 2007
Nike
The solitaire at the end was perfect.
Jul 13th, 2007
stephen
Kind of universal…
THANKS for doing all of that work.
Jul 14th, 2007
jordan
i want that 90 seconds of my life back, svetor, responding to you liking the song, jesus christ your taste in music is utter hog shit. Also this is pure hog shit.
Jul 15th, 2007
Mike Baas
That’s really cool music. Who wrote it?
Jul 15th, 2007
Michael
That’s really clever, and I loved it!
I’ve added it to my blog, http://www.theinternetjournalist.com and I’ve given credit! Thanks for the great video!
Jul 15th, 2007
Achtentachtig
Piksels did it again!
Jul 15th, 2007
RaymaN
Cool desktop. It`s so simple
Jul 15th, 2007
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That’s really cool! It’s stop-motion animation, isn’t it?
As a Mac fanatic, it’d be interesting to see a Mac version of it.
Sherman
Jul 18th, 2007
Michael
That was really cool mate, very clever.
Regarding the wanker Jordan… gotta love the tough guys who hide behind an anonymous post ay?
Jul 18th, 2007
cegan
for those who were wondering, the song is called 49 Percent and its by Röyksopp
Jul 19th, 2007
cegan
hah wait never mind that was my itunes in the background. fuck.
Jul 19th, 2007
zach
Like Bumptop.
Jul 19th, 2007
CursedPerfection
Wow, brilliant and creative
Jul 21st, 2007
SAM
Really well done… I would also like to know where that music is from.
Jul 29th, 2007
sturdy
Very interesting! hahaha.
Sep 6th, 2007
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