We are excited to announce Swayspace’s participation in a show highlighting the work of master craftsmen and artisans working in New York City. The show is part of the LVMH-sponsored project The Art of Craftsmanship Revisited: New York and opens this Wednesday 26 May. The show will be open to the public June 5 – [...]
In a recent prototype for a web application we are working on, we needed to use a select menu to display the appropriate result after a user makes a selection. We couldn’t find any jQuery examples online that did just what we wanted, so hopefully the following will help someone facing the same problem. Here’s [...]
Our pals over at Lite Brite Neon recently created a bicycle out of neon tubes inspired by Patrick’s ride, which was designed and manufactured by Alternative Needs Transportation. It’s for the Sony Madison Avenue store.
This Sunday from 11am–6pm Swayspace will be participating in The Market at the Old American Can Factory. We will be selling sets of our antique handset Thank You stationery as well as custom-printing-while-you-wait stationery. Set of 6 folded Thank You notes – $15 Set of 20 flat customized notecards – $40 Set of 20 folded custom notecards – [...]
Hot off the press – new Program Guides for the 2009 Rooftop Films season.
We are happy to share some projects that we added to our website today. Click to see more information and images. BMI Advertisements (We already mentioned this, but have added a better photo to the portfolio.) BackStory Identity Hall & Partners Health SMP Career Manual
We’re happy to announce that the Swayspace-designed Radio Studio ad for BMI is on the shelves. BMI is super pleased. Below is a quick snap of Patrick checking it out in Hudson News.
Right. So how good is this? Really really sharp work in every way. Nicely. The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo. Via: Daring Fireball
Christoph Niemann has made some pretty sweet Lego “sculptures” of some New York things he’s missing from far-away Berlin. Via Troy
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