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NAB use Keith Loutit’s tilt shift photography
I posted on Keith Loutit’s ’tilt-shift photography’ technique a while back. First finding his work on Vimeo.
Good to see NAB / ClemengerBBDO (Melbourne) using him and his technique in their latest ad ‘The Little Wonders’.
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Just landed in… data visualisations from Twitter
Twitter posts containing ‘just landed in…’ and ‘just arrived in…’ inspired this data visualisation of the worlds air traffic. The origin of the user is obtained from their Twitter bio. This shows 61hrs of the Twitterati traveling the world.
Part inspired by a chit-chat with Katie Chatfield and Ian Lyons this morning. Here’s an idea [...]
2009 Web Trend Map
Update: zoomable version of web trend map here, thanks to Jax
Who has an A3+ printer so I can actually read it without scrolling back and forth and up and down? Not that I’m complaining – thanks for the hard work and genius IA – keep up the good work.
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64 red bulls & 9 gallons of coffee
The making of Telematics City by Hook. Is a data visualization trip through the creation of a 3d city, from app to wireframe, to render and fly-through – featuring 1200 buildings. It seems to be commissioned by Toyota and Lexus and I think is interactive from the console / kiosk featured on the Hook website.
Who [...]
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M is for Mustang, B is for Boombox
My lovely friend Claudia Pearson, who lives in Brooklyn NYC, is an artist and illustrator. We were chatting during that cross over time, when one country awakes and the other is preparing for sleep, and got to talk about her new work. Pictured above are some of my favourite ‘alphabet’ illustrations.
We also got to [...]
Also posted in books, sustainability / eco 1 Comment
Informational Inspirational
Remind Me from Röyksopp on Vimeo.
Röyksopp’s ‘Remind Me’ music video is a classic from 2002. The video gives me music, narrative and informational fantastic-ness. As you know I’m a sucker for diagrams, data visulaisations, infographics and information represented in more digestive forms. It’s good to rediscover things that inspire you.
It [the music video] features [...]
Video footage with animated blend
Just found this great clip on Vimeo. Wanted to share. Despite the work looking familiar I don’t recognise the artists name: ljudbilden. Visit their blog for more rich artworks and videos.
Minilogue – Animals from ljudbilden on Vimeo.
Also posted in film / movies, graffiti / street art, music 1 Comment
The Cans Festival, London.
Quick post… had to share.
Check our man on the ground; Thaddeus Maximus’s photostream here
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Inspired by WeFeelFine; Twistori
Big fan of data exploration and what better social network to explore that the stream of conciousness that twitter empowers and delivers. Twistori is a project that explores twitter comments by instances of the words ‘I; love, hate, think, believe, feel, and wish. In much the same way that Johnathan Harris’s We Feel Fine does, [...]
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iBand – Nintendo DS & iPhone tunes
Can your phone do this?
Talk to me… so if the iPhone wasn’t hacked, cracked and genuinely pushed beyond the realms of its supposed purpose in life – this couldn’t of happened. May we all open our lives and platforms to invention and opportunity!!! It’s Friday, I’ve had a beer – bare with me and get [...]
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First SecondLife Documentary bought by HBO
A 35-minute feature filmed entirely in Second Life has been sold to HBO. Its entitled ‘Molotov’s Dispatches in Search of the Creator: A Second Life Odyssey’. The video below is an overview of the feature, below that is the trailer.
This cross medium narrative I find extremely inspiring. Second Life inhabitants have been filming/recording their [...]
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Burble London: Audience controlled LED balloon installation
The Burble is a massive structure reaching up towards the sky, composed of approximately 1000 extra-large helium balloons each of which contains microcontrollers and LEDs that create spectacular patterns of light across the surface of the structure. The public, both audience and performer, come together to control this immense rippling, glowing, bustling ‘Burble’ that sways [...]
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Damien Hirsts ‘For the Love of God’
Damien Hirsts latest piece ‘for the love of god’ is for sale at £50 million! and they say offers in excess have already been made. Apparently it takes your breath away and like most of Hirsts work it is a reflection on death and the fact that no matter how much cash you have…. it [...]
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GPS chairs tell a story in NYC