Here’s a set of Twitter Boxes and Social Icons for Free Download, created by the great people at a2591. The files also contain livery icons for Instagram, Pinterest, UPS, Yahoo, YouTube, LinkedIn, TNT, Tumblr, FedEx, flickr, Google, Behance, DHL, Dribbble and Facebook, too!
New Container Icon Set 4, full detailed 48 icons from the shipping industry. It’s compatible with any Mac Os system, also compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista. It is freeware. Download it, share it, use it…
Ah, the ‘Man Cave’, a place where men can sit down and relax. A place to get away from some of the many hassles of life and enjoy a movie or game of pool. In this selection of man-caves, there’s a range of styles to see, from Batman and Star Trek-themed basements to posh elegant-looking secret rooms. I’m sure that the wives’ regularly use these rooms, too! Check them all out below… [above image via]
This visually-stunning video shows, for the first time, what the air patterns of planes look like on a typical day, with clear skies (yes, clear skies are rare in Summer here in England!). The footage is a combination of British radar data and flight plans from Europe.
The whole video builds upon itself, showing some major key highlights, which include the transatlantic routes to the USA and how planes seem to stick to the same, often-curved routes. Aeroplanes are also show in ‘stacked formation’ when flying into major English airports such as Gatwick and Heathrow. Check out some selected screenshots below…
See the Amazing Airline Flight Visualization Again…
This data visualization was created from real flight data. It shows the air traffic which flies on a typical summer day and highlights the intensity of the operation in Europe – an operation which runs 24x7x365.
NATS and the UK are at the heart of the operation. With Heathrow as the busiest international airport in Europe, and Gatwick as the busiest single runway airport in the world, we play a key role in ensuring air traffic under our control in European airspace is as safe and efficient as it can be // Europe 24 from NATS on Vimeo.
I love this set of poster ads for “Dog Chow” pet food. The strapline ‘Stop treating your dog like a trashcan’ explains this series of bin/dog hybrids rather well, don’t you think?
The way that the dogs’ eyes are fixed upon their owners dumping leftovers into their mouths is a nice touch. However, didn’t anyone doing market research tell ‘Dog Chow’ that dogs actually like leftover food? See the rest of the images below…
