People tend to think of graffiti as being necessarily illegal. While that may be the case much of the time, not all guerilla art breaks the law. Many urban artists manage to be creatively but legally subversive. Check out these amazing links to and images of reverse graffiti, flash mobs and strange statuary.
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MIT students have developed a crowd-farming system that converts human motion into energy. A person steps on tiled blocks and an embedded generator does the work.
Super-slow-motion, hi-def films of 45 dancers leaping, pirouetting, and stomping. The images are projected on three screens, each five stories high.
The effect is remarkable. By slowing down just five seconds of conventional dance movements this technique reveals a rich world of hidden undulations, minuscule adjustments, and concealed strain.
Let’s take a look at over 80 gorgeous typefaces for professional design, based upon suggestions from designers and web-developers all over the world.
I had the pleasure of speaking with the LICHTFAKTOR crew, the artists responsible for the famous light graffiti artists. Check out the pictures and read about their inspiration.
11 of the best tutorials that make your photos look like the movies. From Scarface to Pirates of the Carribean to ‘300′ to A Scanner Darkly. It’s all here.
http://seenbooks.blogspot.com is an awesome repository of book covers. Check it out.
The unique combination of the open source model with the universalism of web design remains one of the ideal applications of the open access philosophy. Here are 100 resources–including open source design software packages, CSS tools and generators, templates, and code sources–that can save you time and money while designing web sites.