RafaelFajardo

rafaelfajardo: my Hello World object in 123D design

November 3, 2013

mostlysignssomeportents: Big Data is like Teenage Sex… by giladlotan on Flickr.

November 3, 2013

brianmichaelbendis: Apocalypse the Pooh by Charles Paul Wilson III.

November 3, 2013

terminacitizen: ghostorbit: I painted a mural for the new Zelda game on the World-8 video game store in LA (with considerable help from Wen Ling Qiu!) wowzahs

November 3, 2013

tumbling vulnerable feels

November 3, 2013

shrinkrants: “We are not spectators in the world, for we are always enmeshed in a lived relation with it, grounded in the activity of the body. Furthermore, this active relation engages all the senses – not only vision – so we do not picture the world but live it through our bodies.” Ian Burkitt –…

November 3, 2013

tanacetum vulgare: spoopywood: Does anyone on here know much about art history? I’m…

tanacetum vulgare: spoopywood: Does anyone on here know much about art history? I’m… spoopywood: Does anyone on here know much about art history? I’m trying to find a painting depicting Manifest Destiny – other than Gast’s “American Progress” – that refers either to the “experiences of Native Americans or Mexicans/Mexican Americans during the period of…

November 3, 2013

File-sharing Drone Fleet Forms Flying Mesh Network [Video] | Tech the Future

File-sharing Drone Fleet Forms Flying Mesh Network [Video] | Tech the Future Project Electronic Countermeasures has created a swarm of autonomous drones which hover over the city to provide a local autonomous WIFI network.

November 3, 2013

File-sharing Drone Fleet Forms Flying Mesh Network [Video] | Tech the Future

File-sharing Drone Fleet Forms Flying Mesh Network [Video] | Tech the Future Project Electronic Countermeasures has created a swarm of autonomous drones which hover over the city to provide a local autonomous WIFI network.

November 3, 2013

The argument that the advent of the Internet somehow marks a Telecom Year Zero after which nothing will ever be the same can be made only by ignoring the actual history of literature. Look at Kafka’s obsession with telephones; or the way the phonograph, for Bram Stoker, mirrors the vampire as a machine for bringing…

November 3, 2013