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ferestecdiary: jigglypuff (en San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid)
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daveortega: Gearing up for @latinocomicsexpo #zines #latino #comics #juarez #revolucionmexicana
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stoweboyd: Open Source Design 02: WikiLeaks Guide/Critical Infrastructure Mapping the discontinuous spatiality of the contemporary nation-state through the publication of the secret government memo listing 259 facilities around the world considered crucial to everyday life in the US. Architecture / Geoff Manaugh
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Gathering my tag cloud poems written since 2009 for a chapbook/artistBook. #HighGroundDesignConversation (at Bindery on Blake)
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#IneedDiverseGames earns me strange looks through Union Station (at Rtd Light Rail – Union Station)
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How and why we built an internet connected solar panel
How and why we built an internet connected solar panel So we built a proof of concept solar panel kit that automatically creates renewable energy certificates as it generates power. Why energy? What are renewable energy certificates? Let us explain.
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prostheticknowledge: GENERATIVE LOGO SYNTHESIZER Graphic Design project by @patrikhuebner generates random logos for fictional brands: Creating a visual identity is one of the most intricate and challenging tasks a designer can face and it is one of those very special realms that uniquely blur the lines between art and design. Aiding and promoting instant public…
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The Architect Who Became a Diamond
The Architect Who Became a Diamond 99percentinvisible: No really, they made a diamond out of his ashes. the image shows a wall very much like mexican architect Barragan would have made. Neither the New Yorker nor 99% Invisible care to let us know. Barragan’s work is sublime and his name should be repeated, often and…
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Samuel Delany and the Past and Future of Science Fiction – The New Yorker
Samuel Delany and the Past and Future of Science Fiction – The New Yorker