Tetris on a Tower Block
Published April 27, 2006
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I/O Brush: Photographic paintbrush that paints with movement and colour
Published March 14, 2006
I/O Brush is a new drawing tool to explore colors, textures, and movements found in everyday materials by “picking up” and drawing with them. I/O Brush looks like a regular physical paintbrush but has
Flickeur – create a unique film with a click
Published February 28, 2006
Flickeur (pronounced like Voyeur) randomly retrieves images from Flickr.com and creates an infinite film with a style that can vary between stream-of-consciousness, documentary or video clip. I’m intrigued by this, think about it for a
Take Note – Handwriting without using your hand
Published February 27, 2006
This is our first major project as Engage, Host’s new interactive arm. The site is for Staedtler. It connects on and offline through the written word. Inviting site visitors to say something, whether
Web2MemeMap – Results of “What is Web 2.0”
Published February 14, 2006
Web2MemeMap Originally uploaded by Tim O’Reilly. Result of a “What is Web 2.0?” brainstorming session at FOO Camp 2005. Meme maps adapted from business model maps developed by Beam
Web2.0 – extended mindcloudmap
Published February 14, 2006
Web2.0 – extended mindcloudmap Originally uploaded by kosmar. This is fantastic, make sure you click through to the actual flickr page as you can explore links to Web 2.0 sites through the picture. Many thanks to
What’s Up – RSS News Reader
Published February 13, 2006
What’s Up is a flash based RSS reader designed by Jeroen Wijering. I love the interface, its captivating to watch – when you get a moment suggest a link to your favourite feed. Here is
Lynx Alphabet Girls
Published December 21, 2005
Received a slightly different Christmas card to day. Two rather sexy girls proceeded to spell out my name and a Christmas message in lots of interesting positions. No doubt this is flying around the
Game On!
Published December 21, 2005
I like this photo from the Game On Exhibition pages of the Barbican website.
Which Side Are You On?
Published December 20, 2005
Black = function, titanium = form. Well according to the ‘Persuadatrons’ on the Lenovo IBM Thinkpad micro-site Which Side Are You On?. I like the idea of inclusion in colour preference, I doubt this actually
Interactive Mechanical Mirrors
Published December 19, 2005
The 4 mechanical mirrors are made of various materials but share the same behavior and interaction; any person standing in front of one of these pieces is instantly reflected on its surface. The mechanical
VoIP Watch: Skypecasting
Published December 16, 2005
That means someone in London could in effect Skypecast English Premiere League Football to an ex-pat in the USA. Vice versa someone here in the USA could Skypecast NBA basketball, which has rights deals
BBC 17 | Lean Mean Fighting Machine founders dead – Fri, 16 Dec, 2054
Published December 16, 2005
The four founders of Lean Mean Fighting Machine; Dave Cox (79), Dave Bedwood (80), Tom Bazeley (81), and Sam Ball (79) died last night in a freak hover-board accident. The four met at an online
24 HOUR COUNT
Published December 15, 2005
The 24 Hour Count is a multi-media blog band made up of Colorado artists Mark Amerika, Rick Silva, and Nathaniel Wojtalik. For this 24 hour online blog performance, the artists will use a variety