‘User Interface Design’ Category
| When Gal Shkedi, one of my favorite illustrators, wrote me about his new adventure, “FunTalk“, I had to check it out for myself. I admit, I’m not that app progressive. I only use the basics like Shazam, Instagram , WhatsApp, iHeartRadio… well, I’m sure you get the picture. Anyways, I downloaded it and… can’t wait to share it with my little brother. I’m sure he’ll playing with it for ages. He lives for these kind of Apps.
“FunTalk instant voice messenger let’s you say it your way with avatars, themes and funny voices! It’s fast, easy and most of all fun to voice chat with your friends one-on-one and in groups.”
You should try for yourself! So, are you ready for a FunTalk of your own? :) |
| I’ve been waiting for this moment ever since I wrote about the greenish duo Rabtus & Cumber, then again, who can resist a half-rabbit half-cactus (Rabtus) and a pickle (Cumber)? Not me!
Handsome Fellas a.k.a Miki Mottes and Ziv Meltzer are the power couple behind this drop dead green mobile game Stop The Vom.
“Rabtus is stuck on a swing (it’s all Cumber’s fault, they always trick each other!) and your goal is to tilt your device to stabilize the swing and prevent Rabtus from vomiting. With Papinoy, Tantzaba and other good and bad creatures you’re gonna have to tap or avoid tapping, it ain’t gonna be easy!”
So… Ready, Set, Stop The Vom! |
| Last week I visited the traveling exhibition new olds. Design between Tradition and Innovation at Design Museum Holon, which was curated by Volker Albus. The variety of the exhibits made me think about it a long after I left. The fact that a bunch of recently graduated Israeli designers were displaying their work made me feel at home. With the exhibition comes a traveling blog. You should definitely check it out. It’s my kind of design break. |
| Varda Halaby-senerman is a 2009 Graduate of the Visual Communication Department of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. Varda designed “CommuniKit” as an iPhone application. The application creates a support language for emotional communication between couples.
You can read more about her project here.
I don’t know what about you but I’m on my way to find the application and check it out!
{Photos by Avraham cornfeld}
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