Submitted by Ricardo Mestre, @ricardom. Designer.
Tori’s Eye is a Twitter visualization tool, inspired by papercraft and origami. It’s a visual and technical experiment implemented using only standard XHTML/CSS and Javascript.
This is a fun little distraction. I’m loving the style of illustration/textures here and can’t wait to see if they expand the application to be even more distracting but eye candy at the same time. It’s like a twitter aquarium :).
Submitted by Ricardo Mestre, @ricardom. Designer.
Tori’s Eye is a Twitter visualization tool, inspired by papercraft and origami. It’s a visual and technical experiment implemented using only standard XHTML/CSS and Javascript.
This is a fun little distraction. I’m loving the style of illustration/textures here and can’t wait to see if they expand the application to be even more distracting but eye candy at the same time. It’s like a twitter aquarium :).
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Great design and feel to this and really well executed.