Tag Archives: design

Link love for March 8

Posted on March 8, 2011 by Jeffrey Melton

Hypo is a collaboration between Matt Booth and Peter Crawley, where adobe flash was used to generate hypotrochoid designs finally resulting in stitched prints (above).

Check out the Asian Film Archive and European Film Archives.

Visual analysis of ‘I Have a Dream’ speech.

Interacting with Inner and Outer Sonic Complexity: from Microsound to Soundscape Composition (video).

Meditation Correlated With Structural Changes In The Brain.

Using Bamboo to Fight Climate Change.

Digital Video Fragments, Flowing as if Liquid: A Chat with Robert Seidel.

Soda carbonation solutions for home.

Mapping human development in America.

Immersive videogames make players feel like their best selves. Why not give them real problems to solve?

Study: To Cut Emissions, Cut Parking Spots.

Music Control Meets Web Code Goodness: App for iOS, Soon OSC+MIDI Everywhere?

 

Link love for January 21

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Jeffrey Melton

Worlds as Fragments (above).

A Simpler Page: designing for tablets.

Create your own generative art with Silk.

Twitter’s response to WikiLeaks subpoena should be the industry standard.

Social networks create their own regional dialects.

The mysteries of kisses.

Musical chills related to brain dopamine release.

How to pick the perfect brand name.

This Tract provides a view of Census data on your block.

Ani – ghost city of 1001 churches.

Guerilla history and urban exploration at Undercity.org.

Into The Tunnels: exploring the underside of NYC.

Wake Up, Geek Culture. Time to Die by Patton Oswalt.

Disquiet’s list of 8 Best iOS sound/music apps from 2010.

Link love for December 3

Posted on December 3, 2010 by Jeffrey Melton

ANTIVJ is a visual label initiated by a group of European artists whose work is focused on the use of projected light and its influence on our perception. (above)

Paul Graham on tablets

How an RC airplane buzzed the Statue of Liberty, with no arrests

Use your iPhone/iPod/iPad with Max/MSP or Pure Data with Fantastick

The New York Times introduces the evolution of the hyperlink.

Mystery surrounds cyber missile that crippled Iran’s nuclear weapons ambitions.

11 best innovation and design books of 2010 (an entirely unscientific list).

The history of consumer tech is branching, not replacing.

Easy can compete with free: The Men Who Stole the World.

Psychological research has proven again and again that anonymity increases unethical behavior.

The unlikely success of BoingBoing.

A mystery: why can’t we walk straight? (video & audio)

AKA Star Wars moisture vaporators

Link love for November 29

Posted on November 29, 2010 by Jeffrey Melton

Interactive Swarm Space (above).

A Waste of Money and Time; Bruce Schneier on airport security measures.

Building an Iconic Sound: Squarepusher.

There Will Be Blood: the G.O.P. is just not interested in helping a Democrat govern.

Stratigraphies of Infestation.

Forgive us our synths – how 80s pop found favour again.

Introduction to Wayfinding and Signage design.

“Bullying” Has Little Resonance with Teenagers.

Tetris may work as a post-traumatic stress disorder “vaccine”

Link love for October 29

Posted on October 29, 2010 by Jeffrey Melton

Shoot from edge to edge with the Lomo Sprocket Rocked Panorama camera (above).

That Spunky Sound 0.12 particle synthesizer.

Greek your text Like a Boss with the Gangsta Lorem Ipsum generator.

There’s a new Processing Plug-in for Eclipse.

A new experiment shows that memory of inconsequential events is improved significantly when they happen around the same time as a novel, exciting, or surprising one. BOO!

A letter you can send to requests for spec work if you want to decline politely and explain the reasons for your decision.

K. Stockhausen’s Advice To Clever Children.

The OXO Candela Zoom makes us want to sleep with a night light again.

Nicole Lazzaro’s “The Future of UX is Play: The 4 Keys to Fun, Emotion and User Engagement” (video).