Exploring the Infinite
Suddenly, my spam doesn't seem so useless anymore now that I've been recycling it into artwork with the ENBW Spam Recycler! (That was my best commercial lady impersonation. This is why I didn't go into advertising.) Last time I checked, I had 1054 spam messages that I haven't cleared from my Gmail account this week. That would make a wholehellovalotta
http://newspaperjewelry.com/COUPONS.html Interesting ideas for the DIY crafters and recyclers.
Inspired by fractals, moire patterns, ad Islamic art, artist Andres Amador creates beautiful patterns of light in 3D sculpture that just blow me away. Among the vivid images of intricate sand cirlces and light patterns are videos of his artwork in motion. The site is more than visual eye candy; he often offers thought provoking insights and theories when he
http://dmschenk.deviantart.com/journal/8539604 This is a cool Apophysis script with a guide written by David Schenk
Wow, what are the odds? My favorite band, Pink Floyd and the word “fractal” are mentioned in the same paragraph! *swoon* “Black-light wishes and marijuana dreams: This week, Billboard pays tribute to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, the winningest album in chart history, which has spent a huge chunk of its 33-year existence on the bright side of
http://www.oliververnon.com/ Lovely kaleidoscope… but this artist does much more!
Man wins a free song download from Pepsi and uses the credit to buy “Silence” by Ciccone Youth. DRM makes it impossible to transfer the song to another MP3 player so he strips it using a cross-platform application that unlocks DRM’ed songs but keeps original sound quality. This sound of silence is now available for download on his site. Will
The incredible digital artwork of Saiaii
Fun for all ages, iSketch is a fast paced game in which players take turns drawing and trying to guess the word that's being drawn. Think chatroom Pictionary! I'm totally addicted.
I've always been interested in graffiti as there's been plenty of it here in Flint. I often wish I could have snapped pictures of “the block” near my old high school as it has changed over the years. The block is a wall that seems to serve no other purpose than having been unofficially designated for graffiti. Needless to say,
Austrailian artist, David Jensz, was commissioned to create a sculpture for the Civic Library & Link project in Canberra's Civic Square.