With the world’s eyes firmly trained on Hurricane Sandy, it seems like an excellent time to flag up Hint.FM’s wonderful Wind Map* which is currently showing a swirling vortex just along the coast… Continue reading
Christophe Huet has managed to create a series of pictures which capture that magical and completely impossible vision of Christmas we collectively seem to love. What I found fascinating was the option to… Continue reading
While I was reading the article by Which? that points out that some online company’s T&Cs are longer than Shakespeare plays, I received an email from Pinterest to flag up changes to their… Continue reading
You might have noticed Google’s been stepping up its game in terms of Google Doodles over the last few months – well, it looks like that’s set to continue (YAY) as the search… Continue reading
Petros Vrellis has attempted to visualise the flow of Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh (one of the most famous and loved paintings in the world) using openFrameworks. You can’t interact with the… Continue reading
Some friends and I went to see the Courtauld Gallery’s Mondrian || Nicholson In Parallel show (very enjoyable, especially when you’re all spending the visit drafting a screenplay where Mondrian is a man… Continue reading
This afternoon I signed up for s[edition]. s[edition] bills itself as a revolutionary new way to collect art by the world’s leading contemporary artists in digital format. By this it means that it… Continue reading
If you haven’t heard of it, Kickstarter is an excellent funding platform for creative endeavours. How it works is the creative types who need funding pitch their idea to you, the republic of… Continue reading
Olivia Solon wrote a piece for Metro today entitled “Why we’ll bin easels for pixels” to highlight the rise of digital artforms as exemplified by the likes of Troika. I’m hugely interested in… Continue reading
