Jonas Buntenbruch took the challenge of creating something new each and every day for the whole year of 2008. On the author own words:

DONE is my personal daily design workout for 2008.
Every day I will flex my design skills by creating one piece in 30 to 60 minutes. The presented works range from scrap and sketches to photos, typographic experiments and random creative masturbation.

Worth the visit… each and every day (Sunday and holidays included).

LaListaWIP is a project developed by the Spanhish group, Prisacom (El Pais, Kalipedia, ParaSaber, AS,…). The project is an extraordinary banality exercise and at the same time, an excellent source of information on the most important (or referenced) public figures.

The website gathers and organizes a huge amount of information on the Web Important People (WIP) and provides some great sorting tools for an easy consultation on data. Have fun.

Happy WIPspotting!

It’s always easier to write about bad and mediocre services than about great ones like SiloBreaker. I sincerely don’t know where to start. By the excellent interface and content organization? By all the functional details that make navigation a smooth ride? By tools like “Network”, “Trends” and “Hot Spots”? I honestly don’t know.

More about the project can be found here.

HDR Walls repeats a used and abused concept: wallpapers depot! Still, there’s a huge difference between this website and all the other ones you’ve seen so far. HDR Walls gives you access to almost five hundred HDRi (High Dynamic Range Imaging) images.

The HDR subject is finally conquering some space and online references. I remember we’ve already made reference to another project of this kind named HDRcreme (JAN11/2008).

Happy imaging!

Worldometers is a project promoted by a team of concerned people. Poverty, hunger or global warming are issues we should all be worried about as they’re part of a collective responsibility. The presented numbers and statistics are simple projections but they’re all based on offical data collected from more than 15o sources.

Worldometers author’s are also behind Stop The Hunger. Both interesting enough to be worthy of you time.

ABC of Fitness, an excellent website dedicated to the body theme, published an extraordinary series of 37 Flash presentation that will help you to get perfect on those stretch and strenght exercices. The presentations are extremely well made and are worth the visit even if you’re not an exercise person.

SuperCook is one of the most interesting and exciting projects dedicated to the food theme that I’ve seen in along (and I mean long), time. SuperCook don’t just execute searches on recipes, it searches for recipes that you can execute with the ingredients you have at your own place at that time.

You can manage your recipes, ingredients lists, and so many other things. Besides all this, SuperCook also divides the search results onto three main categories (starters, entrées and deserts) and provides great advice on ingredients you should by in order to increase significantly your “doable” recipes list.

Dezignus published another great post, this time for a high resolution world map with 10.86MB (7200 x 6296px). You can download it trough RapidShare and/or Deposit Files.

To get an idea of what the map looks like click on the header image for this post.

Instapaper is a kind of online post-it tool. A straight forward del.icio.us if you want to use a familiar reference.

To use Instapaper you just have to choose a username, add the bookmarklet to your browser toolbar and click on “Read Later” whenever you need to save an address fol later. Simple enough to became a real success!

TwitterFeed is a free online service that allows you to twitter automatically onto your Twitter account. You may think that this isn’t something new and that, for example TwitterPress plugin (for Wordpress) does exactly the same. The big and important difference is that TwitterFeed can send any RSS or Atom feed to your Twitter account.

All you have to do is:

1) Create a Twitter account (seems obvious);
2) Login into TwitterFeed with your OpenID;
3) Define which RSS or Atom feeds will feed your Twitter account.

Easy enough?.

Additional Information:
- OpenID Providers

Via MakeUseOf