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.
Musical chills related to brain dopamine release.
We’d love to buy the My water bottle in light blue, but the shipping costs as much as the bottle!
The Big Bang Was an Explosion OF Space, Not IN Space.
New Reverse Vending Machine Pays You to Recycle,
Interview with David Toop, one of our favorite music writers.
The iPad, the Kindle, and the future of books.
Why Funnel Marketing Doesn’t Work.
Uncommon Act of Design: The Secret of Getting Kids to Eat Veggies? Move the Salad Bar.
The lost culture of New Island is 43,500 years old (above).
The doormat, the jerk and the lizard brain.
Shifting Identities: From Consumer to Networked Creator.
NOBY NOBY BOY for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, from the creator of Katamari Damacy.
The Vitesse D7HG is for those who are looking for a great bike for urban commuting at a good value.
Research says users will pay for content online, with a few catches.
A new year brings a bounty of hope—for new attitudes, new projects, new directions. In the past year, my intentions were to play more live shows and focus on finishing select tracks to my satisfaction. Mission accomplished.
Rather than make predictions or resolutions, here are some of the things on my plate and/or on the horizon for the year ahead (not all related to this site, FWIW): taking delivery of a blinky, new monome grayscale 64; composing generative pieces using Nodal, Ableton Suite 8 and Max for Live; finishing up a new EP for commercial release; posting more free podcast mixes; turning my generative sketches into fully interactive works; selling original prints and artwork; reading J.G. Ballard‘s complete works and making a dent in my reading list; devoting more time to my Geometry Studio, Sympathy for the Robots and The Silent Stars projects; developing some ideas into a viable, sustainable business; brewing some homemade beer; eating fresh, local cuisine; staying more plugged in and chilled out. Opa!