Funny story. Just two days ago we launched an ad campaign on Makers Market including the tagline “No doilies allowed.” That was my brainchild. Up until this morning, I could say without hesitation that I’d never met a doily I liked. Then, today, as if on cue, the tube-gods have presented me with these very amusing, very original, and very much allowable gender-bending doilies from Nathan Vincent. [via Dude Craft]
Aram Bartholl and I have something in common: we love CAPTCHAs. Check out this video of Aram talking about his “Are You Human?” project where he places CAPTCHAs in public spaces. [via F.A.T.] More: CAPTCHA Paintings Dream CAPTCHA Javascript CAPTCHA decoder Open source resistor “CAPTCHA” learning – commenting plugin for WordPress
Rob Seward’s Four Letter Words takes a unique approach to displaying text, using elegantly animated miniature fluorescent tubes – The piece displays an algorithmically generated word sequence, derived from a word association database developed by the University of South Florida between 1976 and 1998. The algorithms take into account word meaning, rhyme, letter sequencing, and […]
One of the group installations coming to this year’s Maker Faire Bay Area, taking place on May 22nd and 23rd at the San Mateo Fairgrounds, is M.T. Pockets Traveling Midway of Curiosities and Delights. A nostalgic throw-back to carnivals of old, this exhibit is a self-contained window into yesteryear, when the carnival would roll into […]
Every day I hear about another exciting project that will be at this year’s Maker Faire Bay Area, taking place this weekend, May 22nd and 23rd, at the San Mateo Fairgrounds. One project I can’t wait to see and play with is the Tangible Graffiti Wall, brought from Vancouver by Tangible Interaction‘s Alex Biem. The […]
While it’s true enough that light graffiti has been here, and there, and back again, the work of Australian photographer Denis Smith still manages to amaze. How do you suppose he does it? [via Dude Craft]
Apparently, no one in comedy group The Station was able to get the game working when they were kids.
