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I don’t know what absolutely loving this short film says about a person, but I’m so handsome that I’m not going to worry about it.
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This is a cool little flash app. It could be completely useless but I think I could probably spend the rest of my life playing with it. The fellow in the picture to the left is named Beaver. If you think he looks familiar then you are wrong, because I MADE HIM.
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Needlepoint just stopped being polite and got real. Cross stitching gets subversive
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This is a Java application that runs in a browser window. You can use the Perception Laboratory’s Face Transformer to change the age, race or sex of a facial image, to transform it to the style of a famous artist, to make an exagerated caricature or even make an ape of yourself!
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A neat trick you can do with your desktop background image. People match the wallpaper with what is behind their monitor to make the screen look invisible.
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I can’t really describe this, except to say that it involves dog shit and the President.
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PostSecret is an ongoing community art project where people mail-in their secrets anonymously on one side of a homemade postcard.
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What is pop culture but consumer culture? We all know that coolness is just conservatism dressed in black, but at least its dressed in black! I am continually amazed at what “the future” looks like. continue reading… »
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Newsmap is a Flash application that visually reflects the constantly changing landscape of the Google News news aggregator. Its objective is to demonstrate visually the relationships between data and the unseen patterns in news media.
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Graphic design elitism at its best. The site lets you preview what your shirt will look like before you buy. The sheer simplicity. 55 characters allowed, all of which will be placed in all-caps Helvetica 48pt left-justified on a shirt of your color choice. continue reading… »
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I like bicycles, so I think this is pretty cool. It’s also quite nauseating, so if you’re trying to lose weight…
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One of the coolest art websites I’ve seen. There’s lots to explore and the art is great… but avoid the photos section (trust me).
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