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Take a moment to browse through the entirety of the
One Bit Increment website - navigating the hills, porcupines and cloud adventures while finding potatoes for your curious beast. Then read about the
process that went into making it and marvel at the fact that it\'s all paper cutouts and sequenced stop-frame style animation.
Via
Alicia.
posted March 5, 2010 #
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Fecal Face took a little
studio visit with
Ferris Plock and
Kelly Tunstall. The images are great and there\'s even a
video to go along with it.
Be sure to check the new Ferris prints at the bottom of the page - the Tuff Taco vs Burger vs Pizza series is hilariously great.
posted March 4, 2010 #
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posted March 4, 2010 #
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Courtney sent me a heads up on this article:
How Apple and Google\'s Romance Turned to Hate and I have to say it was a much more comprehensive read than I was expecting.
It\'s always a bit of a bummer when you think highly of tech companies and then get snatched back into reality when you realize that, deep down, they are mega corporations looking to make a buck and any amount of helping each other out / helping the greater good is not really their bottom line. Competition breeds innovation so I am sure something good will come of this but it\'d be
great if they played nice and integrated all sorts of great Google Cloud Tech™ with Apple OS Goodness®.
posted March 4, 2010 #
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I spent a good amount of time playing my DS last week while I was on various planes / layovers so the announcement of this
DSi XL couldn\'t be better timed. My hands cramp up pretty quickly when spending any decent amount of time with my current device so I\'m rather intrigued by the idea of something with a slightly bigger form factor. And, honestly, I\'m an old man with failing eyes - so a bigger screen doesn\'t hurt either. The stylus looks a bit on the horsey side but I\'m sure if I got to try it out, I\'d love it too.
Via
rnnbrwn.
posted March 4, 2010 #
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There\'s a good possibility I\'ve seen this
plane boneyard before but it\'s been awhile so I\'m struck with the same awe I was the first time I saw it. There\'s something alarmingly precise about the whole thing that you just can\'t deny.
Via
Amir.
posted March 3, 2010 #
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If you happen to have a pair of old school 3D glasses lying around you might want to check out the
alternate version of this edition of Everything.. otherwise just enjoy the
episode. It is, as usual, totally enjoyable and appeals to the ADD style viewing habits of Interneters everywhere. I will say this installment feels more technically adept than previous ones - lots of man hours were presumably put into this and it shows.
posted March 3, 2010 #
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Design, Photography and Illustration for all ages courtesy of
Pope Saint Victor - aka Victor Huckabee. His photography work is what drew me in but the design work kept me poking around the portfolio.. lots of textured collage-y goods mixed with space / animal / mountain textures. I\'m a sucker for it when it\'s done well and he\'s doing it quite well. Also be sure to hit him up on
Flickr and
Tumblr.
posted March 3, 2010 #
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It has become quite obvious that I\'m a total sucker for the ways of
Archer I\'ve been attempting to force myself to branch out a bit more. That being said, I really love this
Jubilat typeface... The lighter / italicized versions are undeniable.
posted March 3, 2010 #
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Border Radius is an extremely handy single function website to help remind you of the markup needed to enact those fancy cornered boxes in CSS. The more you use it the less you\'ll need it (memory retention and all) but you gotta love how convenient it is for those times when you can\'t quite rack your brain for the proper verbage.
posted March 3, 2010 #
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This is pretty much the most remarkable thing I\'ve read in a long time:
Apart from claiming the lives of hundreds of people and wreaking enormous property damage, Chile\'s massive earthquake has likely altered the distribution of the Earth\'s overall mass, scientists from NASA say.
As a result, the length of a day is now a little shorter than it was before Saturday\'s magnitude 8.8 earthquake.
Can\'t argue with the power involved there.. I\'m just floored.
posted March 2, 2010 #
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Joey has mocked up the proof of concept for the forthcoming
Chia Snuggie; a phenomena sure to sweep the nation. Imagine it, a blanket.. with sleeves.. that you water regularly to grow a landscape of your own design!
You can stream the entire new Black Rebel Motorcycle Club over on their
Myspace page.
Beat the Devil\'s Tattoo comes out in March but it\'s good to go ahead and hear that they\'re continuing to do what they do best. Via
yvynyl.
Daniel stumbled upon
this bike around our office and discovered it\'s a creation from
Gaskill\'s Hop Shop; a TN based shop that\'s making some pretty amazing things. I suggest checking them out, even if you aren\'t into bikes (I don\'t call myself a bike nerd by any stretch of the imagination) - the designs are super intriguing.
posted March 2, 2010 #
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This may have zero interest to those of you that don\'t know the parties involved but I\'m loving this Penguin Prison remix of Jack Penate that
Wild Cub (aka
Keegan DeWitt) put together featuring the drunken voicemail ramblings of one Travis Archer. I think \"Stream of conciousness voicemail\" is high on my list of things that make a song enjoyable regardless of the rest of the context.. this tracks confirms that.
posted March 2, 2010 #
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Lurking through the archives of
Kateopolis I came across the portfolio of
Alejandro Chavetta and I\'ve been digging through all he has to offer for some time this morning. The
Moon Men series are among my favorite but there are plenty of
collage goods to partake in. Have a little poke around.. there\'s something in there you\'ll love.
posted March 2, 2010 #
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Kid Static has posted a ten-track record,
Hypnotized, up on
bandcamp for free download. Why he is bestowing such treats upon the land for no charge is unknown at this time but I\'m taking full advantage. Not being overly familiar with his catalog I can\'t say if this album is atypical in its sound for him but it certainly seems to feature a lot less \"rapping\" than I would have assumed it would. I\'m intrigued and pleased. Go
get it.
posted March 2, 2010 #
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posted March 1, 2010 #
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Yesterday marked the
end of
Whiskerino, a bittersweet event in my life for sure. Since
2003 I\'ve been having some sort of biennial beard growing event and now I\'ve officially closed the book on it. Granted, I\'ve still got
other avenues of mini-social networking but it\'s not quite the same.
While I\'m sure hearing me go on and on about Whiskerino is the last thing anyone really wants to read about I have to say that I\'m extremely
proud of it. I don\'t know why it worked as well as it did but it\'s insanely humbling to see how connected people are and to know that legitimate friendships were created via a facial hair contest. Ridiculous.
Anyway, just a heads up.. this is likely the last you\'ll hear of Whiskerino for some time. Thanks to everyone who participated or watched from the sidelines, it was much appreciated.
posted March 1, 2010 #
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Vimeo has been known to implement some pretty awesome ads on their site in the
past and they\'ve done it again with this Tostitos
\"And Then There Was Salsa\" campaign. Granted, Vimeo didn\'t put together the ad or fully endorse Tostitos products but they integrated the ad into the full browser experience that it is.. beautifully done. Being heavily advertised to is fine when it\'s as enjoy as this.. go
check it out.
posted March 1, 2010 #
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Wow, the design of Ricardo Mestre\'s
Duplos is great.. very fun, loose and refreshing. Love the textured background, the color onslaught and the small little movements but, most of all, I love that its not Flash. HTML / CSS / Javascript is really ranking up in my book as the preferred mode of execution for websites.
posted March 1, 2010 #
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I\'ve been spending some time in San Francisco the past few days and, despite it being a tech town, I find myself being offline a whole lot more. That means less time stumbling upon random Internet finds, which means less things to blog about. I\'m sure no one minds but I always feel the need to explain my lack of content.