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The agency Bates 141 Jakarta recreated a real life version of the Photoshop desktop. It looks like as if the CS2 version served as the model. However, their Flickr set of the making of is well worth seeing!

One thing I love about the Internet is that it encourages and facilitates creativity because of the quick and easy way to create, publish and assimilate ideas. In the last weeks, there was one source of inspiration like few others: the presidential election in the United States. Especially the almost perfect campaign of Barack Obama, who convinced more than 60 million people to vote for him and therefore made history.

Many designers and artists helped him to achieve his goal by creating tons of images, wallpapers and posters, which spread like wildfire on the Web. And even though the whole hoopla verges on a personality cult, its richness and diversity is really impressive.

Here are just a few examples:

via c3o’s soup

via fubiz.net

via notcot.com

via robotwalrus.com

by tsevis via flickr

via Bits & Pieces

This is what the future of household technology looked like in 1969. Actually pretty impressive how accurate these predictions were. Of course, they didn’t call it the Interwebs those days.