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megabyteghost: ouro-s: Oh my fuck Really wish I could get to this
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visual-poetry: woman changes her name to ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPQRST UVWXYZ
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With insight informed, but not dictated, by her psychoanalytical training, McFarland understood just how hard children work at learning to control their bodily fluids. Potty training is no picnic for parents, but imagine it from the point of view of the child. It’s a pretty big, anxiety-laced deal. So Rogers created segments where he examined…
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Researchers Test Personal Data Market to Find Out How Much Your Information Is Worth | MIT Technology Review
Researchers Test Personal Data Market to Find Out How Much Your Information Is Worth | MIT Technology Review If you could sell your location data every day, how much would you charge? A research team has carried out an experiment to find out.
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emergentfutures: UC Berkeley professor designs bricks that could replace air-conditioning Working with their team in Emerging Objects, co-founders Rael and San Fratello have developed porous ceramic bricks set in mortar. The bricks were inspired by a Mascatese cooling window — which consists of a wooden screen and ceramic vessel filled with water — that Rael…
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xcyclopswasrightx: This is where art is made: Part V Kelly Sue DeConnickFrank FrazettaRyan StegmanFrank QuitelyEmma RiosMoebiusMike HawthorneChris BachaloSimone BianchiJeff Lemire Parts 1 – 2 – 3 – 4
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xcyclopswasrightx: This is where art is made Part IV Tommy Lee Edwards | Audrey Kawasaki | Chuck DixonAdrian Tomine | Brian Bolland | Chip KiddTim Townsend – Nice upgrade since the first time i posted his spotDan Breteton | Norman RockwellParts 1 – 2 – 3 – 5
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xcyclopswasrightx: This is where art is made Part III Steve Ditko (1960)Jim Lee (2006)Terry Moore’s Abstract StudioErik LarsenStacey Lee Mike Norton (2007 and 2012)Tim Townsend Parts 1 – 2 – 4 – 5
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xcyclopswasrightx: This is where art is made, part IIMarc Silvestri – Phil Noto – Chris Weston – John Byrne – Mike Mignola – Frank Cho – JOCK – Michael Lark – Joe Quesada – James Jean Parts 1 – 3 – 4 – 5
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digitalcoleman and rafaelfajardo set out to test the limits of the Zortrax 3D printer and software. We set the device to print an entire side of the Marcel Duchamp chess set in one pass. It was a twenty-hour print job. The unit created supports that encased each of the pieces in a cylinder that required…