Sunday, March 14, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Videos.
Loving...
TheHead / hand-drawn animated short from parquerama on Vimeo.
And...Adobe Photoshop Cook from Lait Noir on Vimeo.
Monday, March 1, 2010
still motion video
This morning everyone is buzzing about lost things...
And while it is pretty awesome, the kindle ad remains my favorite.
And while it is pretty awesome, the kindle ad remains my favorite.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Welcome to the world, baby!
Monday marked the arrival of a little someone special in my life:
my new nephew, Josiah James.
my new nephew, Josiah James.
pothole gardens and other great things...
There are so many amazing social projects and movements going on these days - - guerrilla gardening, urban farming, etc...
Recently I had a conversation with a fella attempting an experimental writing project in which he left a number of journals around his city with a request that finders write a page in the journal continuing the story, leave the journal somewhere other than where they found it, and send a little line to a site he created to track the movement of the journal. So. Cool.
It sort of reminded me of Kacie Kinzer's "tweenbots" experiment in Central Park.
Read more about it {here}.
Today I heard about Pete Dungey's "pothole gardening" project in Britain. The idea is to bring attention to "the problem of surface imperfections on Britain's roads". After our recent visit, Luke and I could probably both agree that this project would be incredible in Durham, North Carolina where the roads are sporting numerous llama-sized potholes.
Explaining the project Pete Dungey has said, "If we planted one of those in every hole, it would be like a forest in the road." I'm tempted to find a pothole near my own home and participate in expanding the project... you should too. ;)
Recently I had a conversation with a fella attempting an experimental writing project in which he left a number of journals around his city with a request that finders write a page in the journal continuing the story, leave the journal somewhere other than where they found it, and send a little line to a site he created to track the movement of the journal. So. Cool.
It sort of reminded me of Kacie Kinzer's "tweenbots" experiment in Central Park.
Read more about it {here}.
Today I heard about Pete Dungey's "pothole gardening" project in Britain. The idea is to bring attention to "the problem of surface imperfections on Britain's roads". After our recent visit, Luke and I could probably both agree that this project would be incredible in Durham, North Carolina where the roads are sporting numerous llama-sized potholes.
Explaining the project Pete Dungey has said, "If we planted one of those in every hole, it would be like a forest in the road." I'm tempted to find a pothole near my own home and participate in expanding the project... you should too. ;)
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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