Artist Michael Neff goes around town when the sun is shining and does his thing – he outlines shadows with surprisingly beautiful results.
You can find his entire chalk work HERE. And this is how he does it.
Via. Via.
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Chalk Shadows
Posted in cynical pov, images, interactive on November 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
SF MOMA ArtScope
Posted in Random sightings, cool stuff, creative stuff, interactive, tagged SF Moma ArtScope on November 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has a new project, ArtScope in which their entire collection is presented in a website in a breathtaking manner. It is a neat way to use all the new web tools to present creative work, well…creatively.
Click on the image or click HERE.
The sad state of print advertising at NYT
Posted in Online advertising, Random sightings, interactive, lighter side, tagged Monster, NYT, Online advertising, print advertising on September 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
First, HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Second, from time immemorial advertising has supported the newspaper industry and I wonder what will happen in future when it becomes no longer economical to print and distribute copies across the country.
Lastly, my suggestion is that newspapers should stop printing and focus on excellence in reporting and becoming an essential online daily read. And [...]
Twitter Stories
Posted in cool stuff, creative stuff, interactive, tagged Live twitter feed, Robots and Empire, Twistori on June 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I started an online project with the wizards at Robots and Empire and found out their previous project. Twistori. Would you like to know what people are loving, hating, thinking, believing, feeling and wishing? Yes I do. Here is the live feed from twitter. Awesome work! And oh…by the way do please leave your favorite [...]
A bloody battle to invade the little privacy we have left.
Posted in Online advertising, Online privacy, cynical pov, interactive, tagged battle for online advertising, ISPs as advertisers, Online privacy, Phorm, privacy battle on May 9, 2008 | 3 Comments »
In an article titled ‘The Mother of All Privacy Battles‘, The New York Times talks about a new trend in online advertising. For long, Internet Service Providers were happy to provide the connection and collect a monthly charge. And for long, they have gawked at companies like Google that has made billions by posting search-relevant [...]
LOLanguage
Posted in Internet, interactive, tagged LOLanguage, meme, memes, ROFLCon, Samuel Weller, The Pickwick Papers, World's First LOL on April 30, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Nerd jokes have become the official mainstream humor. Recently, MIT had it’s first ROFLCon where you could find who’s who of the Internet and accidents masters of the viral world.
In a previous post, I sort of lamented about the silliness of Internet memes and was hoping it will evolve beyond the trivial. But it seems [...]
A website is a website is a website #2
Posted in creative stuff, interactive, tagged cool websites, digital works, Massive Cube, web plus on April 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Earlier I posted about a simple and beautiful one page / double column website. And now I stumbled up on this website for Massive Cube, an interactive design and development company, that is anything but simple and regardless, it’s BEAUTIFUL!
It seems to be that Massive Cube is probably a new kid on the block as [...]
