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denverstreetart: A new series of #wheatpaste are popping up around town. Marked AK? #denverstreetart http://bit.ly/16ieZoB
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bashford: The modern designer works with more materials than ever before. Not just tangible materials, such as the web, or desktop software, or the smartphone; also, intangible ‘immaterials’ such as data, time, radio, and the network. To design well with materials, be they tangible or not, we need to be conversant in them, acutely aware…
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‘Star Wars: Episode VII’ To Film In The City of Crosses, Saoirse Ronan Up For A Role, & We Debunk Benedict Cumberpatch Denials | Latino Review
‘Star Wars: Episode VII’ To Film In The City of Crosses, Saoirse Ronan Up For A Role, & We Debunk Benedict Cumberpatch Denials | Latino Review megsokay: Okay. It’s time to unleash insider knowledge. The Latino Review is so despised amongst high ranking producers that they let their minions unleash batshit crazy rumors to the…
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seedtoshirt: Cartagena, Colombia – That’s David Kestenbaum (on the right) and me on the Hansa Kirkenes, the big container ship that’s taking the Planet Money women’s T-shirt from here to Miami. The guy between us is the captain, Ernesto Alas. (Eric Helton/NPR)
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playing with variables (color) and random ranges in @Hopscotch
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For our first video blog post, we were excited to be invited by the Sweat Collaborative, championed by Rafael Fajardo to a preview of their latest project. The Sweat Collaborative has been producing innovative and challenging game as art pieces for over 14 years now. Our own Miguel A. Tarango was a key member of…
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Interactive Map of the Colorado Floods
Interactive Map of the Colorado Floods A useful tool for finding shelters and understanding the geography of the water.
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If you are going to read widely but often read books only once; if you going to tackle the ever-expanding universe of ideas by skimming and glancing as well as reading deeply; then you are going to rely on the semantic-memory version of gisting. By which I mean, you’ll absorb the gist of what you…
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kottke.org: The New Yorker’s slow design
kottke.org: The New Yorker’s slow design jkottke: On the occasion of the latest New Yorker redesign, a worthy re-link to Michael Bierut’s appreciation of the magazine’s practice of slow design. Publication design is a field addicted to ceaseless reinvention. Sometimes a magazine’s redesign is generated by a change in editorial direction….
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theatlantic: In Focus: Historic Flooding Across Colorado Over the past few days, a 4,500-square-mile area across Colorado’s Front Range has been hit by devastating floods, leaving at least six dead, forcing thousands to evacuate, and destroying thousands of homes and farms. Record amounts of rainfall generated flash floods that tore up roads and lines of…