Posted in advertising, collaborate / participate, interactive, web / phunk on Oct 23rd, 2006
We’ve just launched a ‘viral’ (I hate that word), for McKenna Bourbon.
Recipients of the piece think their friend has called into Nova 106.9 (thats in Brisbane) and has miraculously answered a rather tricky question, winning an all expenses trip to NYC for two.
What actually happens is, they’ve visited www.double-trouble.com.au, followed the prompts to enter [...]
Posted in artists / designers, games / play, interactive, web / phunk on Aug 18th, 2006
This is brilliant. Goggles is flight simulator using Google Maps. Wish we’d thought of this, such a simple and engaging use of maps… the whole studio here in Sydney is likely to not do any work this afternoon.
You can fly around most major cities in the world, Mars and the Moon! You can crash land [...]
Posted in artists / designers, innovation, interactive, web / phunk on Jun 2nd, 2006
The interface of WeFeelFine.org has some subtle references to the Sony Ad with the balls, but thankfully is nothing to do with it. In fact maybe I shouldn’t of even said that… but it was a first impression.
The above image is of the opening interface, named ‘madness’, which is rather apparent as emotions sourced from [...]
Posted in advertising, web / phunk on Apr 11th, 2006
Justin from Digit London left a comment on my Coca-Cola World Chill posting, explaining they’ve got a new website.
Well he had the desired effect, its now linked from my homepage… keep up the good work - shout out to Digit London!
Posted in web / phunk, whatever on Feb 28th, 2006
Couple of BMW’s, 2 roundabouts, a cyclist and a pair of giant hands scratch up the scene… take’s the monotony out of driving that’s for sure. Keep a look out for suitable scratch scenes when on an urban car trip.
Saw this a while ago (worthy of a post, despite late arrival), thanks to ProteinOS for [...]
Posted in artists / designers, games / play, interactive, web / phunk on Feb 28th, 2006
Flickeur (pronounced like Voyeur) randomly retrieves images from Flickr.com and creates an infinite film with a style that can vary between stream-of-consciousness, documentary or video clip.
I’m intrigued by this, think about it for a minute, the mashup of creative content is inspired.
Firstly individual photographers take photos and post them to flickr.com, a digital artist (Mario [...]
Posted in artists / designers, installations, web / phunk on Feb 14th, 2006
The SVEN - Surveillance Video Entertainment Network (formerly AI to the People) project asks the question: If computer vision technology can be used to detect when you look like a terrorist, criminal, or other “undesirable” - why not when you look like a rock star?
Posted in collaborate / participate, interactive, web / phunk on Feb 14th, 2006
Web2MemeMap
Originally uploaded by Tim O’Reilly.
Result of a “What is Web 2.0?” brainstorming session at FOO Camp 2005. Meme maps adapted from business model maps developed by Beam Inc.
Posted in collaborate / participate, interactive, web / phunk on Feb 14th, 2006
Web2.0 - extended mindcloudmap
Originally uploaded by kosmar.
This is fantastic, make sure you click through to the actual flickr page as you can explore links to Web 2.0 sites through the picture. Many thanks to Andrew for the link.
Posted in collaborate / participate, interactive, web / phunk on Feb 14th, 2006
Posted in interactive, web / phunk on Feb 13th, 2006
What’s Up is a flash based RSS reader designed by Jeroen Wijering. I love the interface, its captivating to watch - when you get a moment suggest a link to your favourite feed.
Here is What’s Up in action.
Posted in web / phunk on Feb 8th, 2006
Posted in innovation, podcasts, web / phunk on Jan 19th, 2006
My good friend Dave, of Digital Eskimo, has enabled Senator Bob Brown of the Greens to podcast via a mobile phone. The Eskimo’s did this sometime ago and I really wonder why its taken me so long to post this…
Anyway, we’ve trauled the web to see if there is any other instances of this technique [...]
Posted in design, web / phunk, whatever on Jan 11th, 2006
So Google has finally launched the Mac version, of Google Earth. Despite the fact that I’ve played with it on a PC - its not until now that I’ve really jumped into it.
Its brilliant, utterly brilliant. I’ve flown all the way from Sydney to London, glided down Peckham Rye and checked the tiles on [...]
Posted in web / phunk, whatever on Jan 9th, 2006
Action is needed, go an award these brave and awesome bloggers who entertain and inform us on a daily basis.
It’s the Sixth Annual Weblog Awards so click on through and cast your votes.