Scott Ex Rodgers

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via http://www.holgerpooten.com/

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I have long admired Eric Feng's (aka Feric) illustrations. His work is gorgeous - a mixture of real and imagined and of natural and mechanical. I love the fantastical, mechanical anatomies of his characters, and how you are given a…

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Let’s write a Wiki entry to Creative Social and use this cool mash-up in Sao Paulo. Basically you paste a Wiki link into this site and it generates a semacode tag from your Wiki entry. So those passing by the next Creative Social location will get some info about the event. We could […]

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Matt has an amazing eye for capturing the juxtapositions of elements.

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Royksopp - Remind Me
OK, it’s not about pure typography, but this music video is fascinating. As stated here, you can watch it dozens times and still not catch everything. A day in the life of an average working Jill, broken down into its minutest component parts. The unstated joke: mankind has erected immense, resource-devouring systems of almost incomprehensible complexity just so you can sit in your cubicle.

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Smart ‘travel’ clothes and accessories.

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QR bar codes embedded into the mosaic of the station posters - each ’tile’ is a separate bar code. Snap a photo of the bar code with an appropriate camera phone to follow the link. From Shibuya station. Follow link for close up pict of bar codes.

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Timing is everything, particularly in the case of amazing photography. Sometimes that means waiting through a whole sports game and getting lucky to catch just the right shot. Other times than means trudging through nature for weeks to get the perfect environmental photograph. Here are 25 examples of perfectly timed images from around the world […]

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a computer program for analyzing film sequences, by extracting single frames of any given movie sequence & arranging them behind each other in a three-dimensional space. the resulting tube-like set of frames "freezes" a particular time span in a film. application examples include motion analysis of sport actions or the visualization & comparison of crash-test recordings.

abstract data is visualized by manipulating individual frames, for instance, sound volume is mapped to a frame's width & height, or the frame frequency is translated as rotation.

[link: recreating-movement.com|via maxkiesler.com]

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I’m not sure exactly when bakeries started including those plastic knives but it’s genius. Tho the first time I saw one, my first thought was a hair comb. My second thought was why not include plates and forks to make it a complete package? Looks like designer Junk-Suk Choi was thinking the same thing.
The Cake […]

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Made by photographer Loan Nguyen

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14h 40min, exactly what the new Dubai-Sao Paulo flight lasts.by Emirates Airlines

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Common Craft have created a bunch of interesting explanatory videos, they say:
We’re interpreters. We present your products and services in plain English using short, unique and understandable videos in a format we call Paperworks.
Theres a few of them available in their blip.tv channel: http://thecommoncraftshow.blip.tv/, both useful and nicely presented.
Here’s ‘Wikis in plain English’

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