Like Karen Schifano and Brent Hallard, Australian non-objective artist Margaret Roberts makes great use of tape in her installation work. Roberts is currently a lecturer in drawing at the National Art School in Sydney, and calls her installation works ‘spacial drawings’. Apart from tape, Roberts also uses acrylic and string in an attempt to interact with the environments she installs her work, in a highly restrained and minimal fashion.
While her work may look a little bit random, it is often based on precise measurements of existing structures that are in the same space. For example, with Artefact at Cockatoo Island, Roberts measured the space of 6 permanent mounted walls for works to be hung on, and represented that space in a different form: a piece of red wool that travels along the ground, and up and down from the ceiling. Her choice of red wool in the installation is striking in that it fades almost completely into the background. Of this work, Roberts says:
It is also a free standing sculpture outlined in yarn and supported by the floor and roof. It has a chameleon-like identity with the buildings, because, despite its scale, it is nearly invisible.
“Command the tool at hand, squeeze every drop, carve out a place.” Patrick Rhone – Different Drummers (Please forgive me for the self link and quote, but this stuff matters here as well.)
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New version of Extreme Editor:
Version 7.1.1.2 is up. Just some minor bug fixes.
This will be the last version of Extreme Editor since it’s become increasingly difficult for me to find time to fix whatever small bugs I or the users find.
Sorry, I just don’t have the time.
A Refined Desktop Collection | Created by @dizzyup:
Some nice, simple, minimal wallpapers for both Mac and iOS devices.
A Refined Desktop Collection | Created by @dizzyup:
Some nice, simple, minimal wallpapers for both Mac and iOS devices.
A_Stool is created by the American industrial designer Jonathan Nesci. In 2006 Nesci founded his studio HALE a part-design, part-production firm based dually in Chicago, IL and Scottsburg, IN.
Made of laser-cut powder-coated aluminum the A_Stool is a robust furniture piece to enrich your interior.
The stool is available in 2 different sizes: bar (44.5w x 45.7d x 76.2h cm) and counter (44.5w x 45.7d x 66h cm).
I found this link on an old backup CD over the weekend. It’s a bit outdated (from 2007) but still very current at the same time.
I have found that a minimalist lifestyle on my computer helps me to stay organized and focused when working on papers, projects, or design work. By getting rid of alot of distractions, I am able to get more done in less time. Here are some tips for minimal living on your computer.
Wet Frog Studios || Graphic Design | Branding | Marketing Design [Sponsor]:
This weeks RSS Feed sponsor is Wet Frog Studios, the design consultancy headed up by Aaron Mahnke.
Look, I’m going to lay it out straight for you… Have a small business? You need a good designer. Have a website you care about? You need a good designer. Want to hand your business card to someone and be remembered? You need a good designer. Freelancer? You really need a good designer.
See the tasteful, minimal, yet distinctive Minimal Mac logo up there? Yep, that was Aaron. In fact, his work can be seen at a lot of the hippest places in Internetland. You know why? Because people who care about how they look to the outside world hire good designers and he is one of the best.
Get in touch with him and see for yourself how he can help take your project to the next level, as he did mine.
Wet Frog Studios || Graphic Design | Branding | Marketing Design [Sponsor]:
This weeks RSS Feed sponsor is Wet Frog Studios, the design consultancy headed up by Aaron Mahnke.
Look, I’m going to lay it out straight for you… Have a small business? You need a good designer. Have a website you care about? You need a good designer. Want to hand your business card to someone and be remembered? You need a good designer. Freelancer? You really need a good designer.
See the tasteful, minimal, yet distinctive Minimal Mac logo up there? Yep, that was Aaron. In fact, his work can be seen at a lot of the hippest places in Internetland. You know why? Because people who care about how they look to the outside world hire good designers and he is one of the best.
Get in touch with him and see for yourself how he can help take your project to the next level, as he did mine.

Victorinox Dive Master 500 Limited Edition.
(Actual picture here)
5 Vintage Apple Products That Time Forgot [PICS] | Mashable:
On the list are:
The only one I did not own (or in the case of eWorld, belong to) was the Pippin. Still wish I had the Mac TV. It was neat.