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Generative Art… With Your E-Type

By admin | Published: February 10, 2009

Using a rig set up in the boot, the following image was created by racing a vintage E-Type. It will be interesting to see what visual “signature” each track creates, or if they all end up looking similar. Essentially, let’s see what patterns this thing creates based on track topography.

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I Wrote Something Somewhere Else

By admin | Published: February 3, 2009

Did a little Roundarch Blog Post: At Roundarch we often work behind the firewall – which for people not familiar with our terminology, means we work on projects we’re not allowed to discuss, much less show publicly. As designers, not having a public audience/forum for our work can be both liberating and frustrating. So when [...]

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This Aesthetic is Why I Got Into Design

By admin | Published: January 27, 2009

This aesthretic is why I got into design in the first place. I fell in love with the TDR style in college through club-flyer design (TDR knockoffs), 12″ sleeves (Satoshi Tomiie, “Love in Traffic” was my all-time favorite) and then later when I knew what was going on, through TDR work directly for Warp and [...]

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Framing The Issue

By admin | Published: January 11, 2009

With all of the Obama economic plan-talk, how come no one is framing these issues as the failures of Friedmanite economic theory vs. the benefits of Keynsian economic theory? We have already argued Keynes vs. Friedman in the public sphere and we seem to have to come to agree to disagree – split along party [...]

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Why Does This Site Exist?

By admin | Published: January 8, 2009

Now before anyone jumps down my throat here I will say that this site is very pretty and the overall experience is enjoyable to use – but honestly – why does this site exist? Nikon consumers are really supposed to create a drawing with a ray of light and connect to users across the world? [...]

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Greatest. Vocal Track. Ever.

By admin | Published: January 7, 2009
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Go Play With Fonts

By admin | Published: January 5, 2009

Using letter-forms from the Asian character-set, Yugo and Tha Ltd. have created a fun and playful way of making images from fonts. Make, view and share your own.

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Cool Twitter Friend Visualizer

By admin | Published: December 24, 2008

Twiter Friends Browser is a fun, simple and light application (5k according to the author) that allows you to browse through all your twitter friends. You can start by typing a particular twitter username to immediately see all their connections and latest updates. You can then continue clicking and dragging in an endless friend-of-a-friend network.

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Destroying Value

By admin | Published: December 19, 2008

(via Krugman and the NYT) The financial services industry has claimed an ever-growing share of the nation’s income over the past generation, making the people who run the industry incredibly rich. Yet, at this point, it looks as if much of the industry has been destroying value, not creating it. And it’s not just a [...]

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Go Play With Drop.Io

By admin | Published: November 24, 2008

I had the opportunity to team up with the folks over at Drop.Io over the summer for a redesign and brand-study of their entire application and I can’t say enough good things about Chad, Sam and the entire Drop.io team. They’re a super-smart, super-passionate bunch of geeks and they deserve all the good things that [...]

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