"My parents like to keep the annual IKEA catalogs – it says it is the most printed book (edit: printed publication) after the bible. Yesterday my mum … [Read more...]
Motoi Yamamoto
Motoi Yamamoto works with salt. … [Read more...]
Vol Libre by Loren Carpenter
Loren Carpenter: "I made this film in 1979-80 to accompany a SIGGRAPH paper on how to synthesize fractal geometry with a computer. It is the world's … [Read more...]
Drei Klavierstücke op. 11, played by YouTube cats, by Cory Arcangel
Cory Arcangel says: "Recently I took a few months of my free time and decided to recreate Arnold Schoenberg's 1909 op. 11 Drei Klavierstücke (aka … [Read more...]
Gary Settles, photographer
Gary takes the most remarkable Schlieren photographs and movies in the world. He uses his refined techniques to understand everything from how a dog's … [Read more...]
Retro-Futurism Archives
In November 1996, Apple announced it would open a chain of cafés. Videoconferencing and on-demand movies and music were among the touted attractions, … [Read more...]
Pixel City – Procedurally generated city
This is a demonstration of a program to generate and fly through a dynamically generated city. You can read the step-by-step of how it was made at … [Read more...]
People in Order
By Lenka Clayton and James Price (Part of www.portablefilmfestival.com). People in Order's Age is part of a series of short films that assembles … [Read more...]
Wolfram Alpha
Today's Wolfram Alpha is the first step in an ambitious, long-term project to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable by anyone. You … [Read more...]
LittleBits of Electronics
LittleBits is an opensource library of discrete electronic components pre-assembled in tiny circuit boards. Just as Legos allow you to create complex … [Read more...]
Steve Albini on “Fake Italian”
Steve Albini explains "Fake Italian" and the many different ways to use the language. This interview was filmed for the upcoming documentary on … [Read more...]
Steve Albini: Don’t Call Me Producer
Roc-Doc about Indie recording engineer and minimalist rock legend Mr. Steven Albini. … [Read more...]
Maker Profile – Kinetic Wave Sculptures on MAKE: television
Reuben Margolin, a Bay Area visionary and longtime maker, creates totally singular techno-kinetic wave sculptures. Using everything from wood to … [Read more...]
Dot for Meggy Jr. – demo + screencast
"I recently wrote up a simple game for the Meggy Jr. handheld game kit. The above is a quick demonstartation of the game plus a lengthy screencast … [Read more...]
Yogurt Containers (homage to the Bechers)
The playful, brilliant photography team and co-writers of the popular blog Mrs. Deane have launched another great personal project: … [Read more...]
We ♥ Katamari (and We ♥ Tunng)
"Katamari Damacy is the title of an extremely strange, quirky game made exclusively for the PlayStation 2. The game begins with the King of The … [Read more...]
Don’t do this at work – 18
Don’t shoot the puppy
Level 7, then I've given up... Extremely painful game. Don't shoot the fuck*n puppy. … [Read more...]
Things you got to know
Photoshop adbusting in Berlin: 1)Target some boring poster ads with heavy female characters (Britney Spears, of course) 2)Overlay the image with … [Read more...]
A Bunch of Lovely Links
Here's the first episode of a (hopefully) regular column, collecting a variable amount of **lovely links**. The Game Developer Archives: … [Read more...]
Ordinary Unordinary
An ordinary christmas day for Bjork who talks and gets off her own CRT tv set. … [Read more...]
Priceless
Peter Sellers delivering "A Hard Day's Night" in the manner of Olivier's Richard III. Via: Alex Ross : the rest is noise … [Read more...]
Don’t do this at work – 17
Time Machine
by Chad Matt and Rob. … [Read more...]
The unfinished swam
Sorry for the recent amount of video (and the relative lack of written posts) in Socks, but there are so many things out there and no real need to … [Read more...]
Gary Van Veluw, Self Portraits as Landscapes
Levi Van Veluw Via: Design You Trust … [Read more...]
