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Category Archives: technology
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Trying to get to the bottom of this WordPress template customization business and figured I’d just do it all live on here because I don’t really care. Sorry. Please excuse our mess. Sincerely, Management
Posted in fail, graphic design, media, technology
Tagged cascading style sheets, CSS, web design, WordPress
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Brian Eno
Brian Eno: I think the other thing that’s important is getting to a place, which very, very rarely happens with improvising groups, where somebody can decide not to play for a while. You watch any group of musicians improvising together … Continue reading
Posted in media, music, science, technology
Tagged Brian Eno, Mark Richardson, Pitchfork Media
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Rietveld Collectie
Discover more than 8000 objects by Gerrit Rietveld. Many people are familiar with the red-blue chair and the Rietveld-Schröder House, but Rietveld has designed many more pieces of furniture and houses. On the special Rietveld collection website you will get … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, craft, design, graphic design, product design, technology
Tagged De Stijl, Gerrit Rietveld
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“Age doesn’t cause anything; age is only an index to causal factors”
The Moms-tube: Cheryl Svensson and Jim Birren at the University of Southern California
Advertisers vs designers
About two years ago, when Brian Collins was interviewing candidates to build his team at Collins:, the New York-based design division of The Martin Agency, he asked Lee Maschmeyer to explain the difference between advertising and design. His answer identifying … Continue reading
Archigram’s Instant/Moment Village
Proto-relational art? Speculative design for ‘casual community’ formed by brief encounters using people, cars and amenities. The Moment Village takes the hypothesis that anything beyond a wink or a nod from a person in one car to a person in … Continue reading
Posted in art, design, graphic design, technology
Tagged Archigram, architecture, Instant/Moment Village, relational aesthetics, relational art
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Obscure the concept
YTMND – Tutorial: Make an Art-Fag Site
Anyone in London looking for a graphic design job?
Dear old pal Sara De Bondt is looking for someone: We are looking for a highly-motivated graphic designer to join our team as of 1 September 2010. Skills required Able to work independently under tight deadlines Experience in dealing with … Continue reading
Posted in graphic design, pitted, technology
Tagged employment, graphic design, london, Sara De Bondt, United Kingdom
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Pimp my studio
From João Ribas
Posted in art, graphic design, rofl, technology, things that I want
Tagged art, Pimp My Ride, post-studio, studio, XZIBIT
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Ghost Crab Eats Oil
A ghost crab eats oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill, shown glowing yellow-orange under ultraviolet light, at Gulf Islands National Seashore near Pensacola, Florida. Glowing Oil Could Aid Gulf Spill Cleanup (National Geographic)
Posted in animals, ecology, science, technology
Tagged BP, British Petroleum, Gulf of Mexico spill
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I’m Not In Love
And what we’re hearing is a result of them playing the mixing console as if it was a keyboard cum instruent… The making of 10cc’s I’m Not In Love
Experiments in Color Vision
Wendy Carlos’s Experiments in Color Vision.
Brand New Paint Job
Matisse Yucca, 2010 DeLorean DMC-12 reflecting a Gerhard Richter, 2010 Brand New Paint Job
Timeline of the burrito
The timeline of the burrito documents the use of the burrito, a food made with tortillas and filling found in Mexico and the United States. Hand-held take-out foods like the burrito have a long history. Before the Spanish colonization of … Continue reading
Chris Makes Snarky Comments Which Are Later Divorced From Their Original Context And Republished On The Very Same Media to Which They Were Originally Referring
Just a few pointers: 1. Make sure all the text is on the scanning bed 2. Try to have the text/page parallel to the scanning bed 3. Have fun with it! — Chris Svensson, 2010 Sian Writes Words
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Bristol City 2, Yeovil 0
Have any football matches been captured on Google Earth?
Lenna
From Wikipedia: Lenna or Lena is the name given to a standard test image originally cropped from a Playboy magazine centerfold picture of Lena Söderberg, a Swedish model who posed nude for the November 1972 issue. The image is probably the most widely used test image … Continue reading