The scent of an Apple product, sourcing the Macbook Pro fragrance.

Greatest Hits is an artistic collaborative group comprising of Melbourne based artists Gavin Bell, Jarrah de Kuijer & Simon McGlinn. A few months ago these young artists approached Air Aroma seeking assistance with creation of a unique fragrance for their upcoming art exhibition. The aroma requested for the project was the scent of an Apple product being opened for the first time.

A distinctive scent can be observed when unwrapping a newly purchased Apple product from its packaging. Apple fans will certainly recognize this smell. The scent created for Greatest Hits encompasses the smell of the plastic wrap covering the box, printed ink on the cardboard, the smell of paper and plastic components within the box and of course the aluminum laptop which has come straight from the factory where it was assembled in China.

Caine’s Arcade, Caine who built an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad’s used auto part store - is about to have the best day of his life. I awed by his idea to use calculator to check out the Fun Pass, plus he got some fans too. May you willing to know him more at cainesarcade.com

My credit to Juli Crockett for Caines Arcade title and of course the creator Nirvan Mullick

the first mix

simurai:

With the rise of Retina displays people are looking for resolution independent alternatives to PNG icons. Some fell in love with font-icons, some are shouting “SVG”. But I’m sorry, if you’re looking for a silver bullet, I’m afraid it doesn’t exist. Let’s take a closer look at our options:

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Lucy McRae, in collaboration with biologist Sheref Mansy, is developing Swallowable Parfum, cosmetic capsules to be swallowed. Once absorbed, the capsule is absorbed by the body and allows it to become all in a spray, a sort of second skin scent.

Lucy McRae, in collaboration with biologist Sheref Mansy, is developing Swallowable Parfum, cosmetic capsules to be swallowed. Once absorbed, the capsule is absorbed by the body and allows it to become all in a spray, a sort of second skin scent.

everydayfrustone:

Pantone Culinare Palettes by Emilie Guelpa

 “I am passionate about food! I find the forms, materials or colours on food are a source of inspiration. It’s fascinating to combine the tastes, and textures that can go from solid to liquid in seconds!”

source. Wall to Watch & designaside
everydayfrustone:

Pantone Culinare Palettes by Emilie Guelpa

 “I am passionate about food! I find the forms, materials or colours on food are a source of inspiration. It’s fascinating to combine the tastes, and textures that can go from solid to liquid in seconds!”

source. Wall to Watch & designaside
everydayfrustone:

Pantone Culinare Palettes by Emilie Guelpa

 “I am passionate about food! I find the forms, materials or colours on food are a source of inspiration. It’s fascinating to combine the tastes, and textures that can go from solid to liquid in seconds!”

source. Wall to Watch & designaside
everydayfrustone:

Pantone Culinare Palettes by Emilie Guelpa

 “I am passionate about food! I find the forms, materials or colours on food are a source of inspiration. It’s fascinating to combine the tastes, and textures that can go from solid to liquid in seconds!”

source. Wall to Watch & designaside

everydayfrustone:

Pantone Culinare Palettes by Emilie Guelpa

 “I am passionate about food! I find the forms, materials or colours on food are a source of inspiration. It’s fascinating to combine the tastes, and textures that can go from solid to liquid in seconds!”

source. Wall to Watch & designaside

jstn:

Prometheus UI
jstn:

Prometheus UI
jstn:

Prometheus UI
jstn:

Prometheus UI

jstn:

Prometheus UI

usersillusions:

Apple marketed the visual metaphor in 1983 as a key benefit of the Lisa computer. This advertisement said ‘You can work with Lisa the same familiar way you work at your desk’. However a controlled study by Carroll and Mazur (1986) found that the claim for immediately familiar operation may have been exaggerated.

Copyright: Apple Computer, Inc and Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA.