FFFFOUND! this image, from Mark Malazarte.

Inflation is high, global economy is going through some tough time and the trigger happy people are killing innocent people in Mumbai.

I found this in Apartment Therapy, pretty inspiring. Something we forget to do everyday.

I always like the word “welcome to the future”

This is Part 1 of Aurora, a concept video created by Adaptive Path in partnership with Mozilla Labs. With Aurora, we set out to define a plausible vision of how technology, the browser, and the Web might evolve in the future by depicting that experience in a variety of real-world contexts.

Read in detail at Adaptive Path.

I’d stumble upon this URL in my old Google bookmarks. 100 Hands showcases the works of Bangalore based designer/filmmaker/musician Premjit Ramachandran. Quite an array of inspiring works in design, music & film. My only concern is the amount of popups, which some visitor might find it annoying.

But looking beyond the popups, this site is my library of inspiring Indian designer.

Inspiring work, great portfolio from Bangalore based design firm Seventh Incorporated. In my quest to find the best of the web from an Indian perspective. ladies & gent – Seventh Incorporated. In their own words…

Seventh Incorporated is a multi disciplinary graphic design studio, born out of a partnership of several years, between an Information Architect and a Graphic Design Professional.

AT&Ts advertising campaign to support AT&T Wireless International Roaming “Works in over 200 countries”, concept developed by BBDO Atlanta.

In their own words,

Natural interaction is defined in terms of experience: people naturally communicate through gestures, expressions, movements,and discover the world by looking around and manipulating physical stuff. The key assumption here is that people are meant to interact with technology as they are used to interact with the real world in everyday life, as evolution and education taught them to do.

Check out their amazing array of interaction work at Natural Interaction.

VERVE features Nimita Rathod as most promising faces of 2008

She acknowledges that her greatest influences have been Coco Chanel, Christian Dior and Sir John Rocha and it’s this receptiveness that has helped her succeed. “I have always been a good observer and a great listener. I follow my instincts and am very passionate about my work. I think it’s important to let my work speak for itself.”

Great site & amazing work. Ladies & gentlemen Nimita Rathod.