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Archive for February, 2010
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Swiss Railway Clock iPhone App
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Oh sweet youth…
Great set of old school BMX polaroids. Shot when life was still good and time didn’t seem to exist.
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Familia grande, botella grande!
Word! Have a great weekend altogether.
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The rise and fall of the Boombox
The good old Boombox was the iPod of the 80’s. The shinier the better, and preferably loads of buttons to equalize the sound. Mine was ok, but a friend had the Sharp GF 777, so you will understand that he was underground king in our small town.
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John Paul II being mourned by a screaming baboon
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The Secret Life of Chaos Part I
Can I please get 10 minutes of your time to watch this first of 6 parts of a BBC documentary about the strange and mysterious connection between order and chaos? Thank you!
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Persistent Pyramids
Beautiful reshaped pictures by Anatoly Zenkov.
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Quarter Mile Groove
“The recording translates the length of its vinyl groove into audio allowing listeners to experience the 1/4 mile length of the spiral as the record is played. Every inch of the needle’s path is audible in the form of a click, each foot as a beat and distances of 10 feet are heard as a blip. These sounds gradually slow as the stylus approaches the center, (the stylus travels less distance in the groove with each revolution of the record). Along the way, the voice of the narrator mentions the horizontal dimensions of particular objects.”
Groovy!
(Found on Daniel Eatock)
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The best bottom in the world
American Apparel has concluded its search for the best bottom in the world…
(Thank you very much Wout!)
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HOO-LI-GANS!
Conceptual artist Gerard Herman struck a hooligan pose for one whole night. With the help of a mock up as you can see in the picture above. Nevertheless a great idea. Also because I was one myself once, a very, very long time ago.
(Found on Rebel Art)
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We on national television!
One of my companies launched 2 out of 3 commercials yesterday on national television. Proud we are!
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Staple art
Done by Baptiste de Bombourg. Baptiste de Boumbourg? Yes, Baptiste de Boumbourg. Oh my god… ever heard such a cool name? Me neither.
(Found on Today and Tomorrow)
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Scratch cassettes
Some posts earlier I forbid people to do things with castettes and floppies because it has been done too much. But this breaks all rules. Wicked!
(Found on Today and Tomorrow)
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No comments necessary
But.. ohhhhhohhhhhooohhh
(Thanks Vio!)
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Extreme Gaming
Arm yourself with an Epson HD ready projector and a Playstation 3 and you’ll take gaming to the next level. Funny viral.
(Found on Marketing Alternatif)
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DixonBaxi Retrospective
One of the greater British design studios, DixonBaxi, is coming with a retrospective, hopefully this year. These are some drafts for the design of the book.
(Found on Grafikcache)
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Wow…
That was my reaction when I saw these stunning pictures by Boris Mikhailov about Russian poverty and social disintegration. I really think this is how Hell must look like. It’s just not from this world… More about the photographer and his photos you can find in the Saatchi Gallery.
(Found on Velvet Pony)
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Virtual Strike!
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Quite nice: floppy and cassette art
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Be a musician and a vj at the same time
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Parallel worlds by Ji Lee
The mind of artist Ji Lee works in mysterious ways. He must have thought: what if tiny communities lived on my ceiling, upside down? Then they probably need tiny living rooms as well!
(Found on Design Milk)