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- February 17, 2005
Visual Periodic Table
February 17, 2005Read more
A nifty online periodic table of the elements, from your friends at The Royal Society of Chemistry. What’s particularly neat about it is each element representation is a tiny piece of artwork, which triggers the desire to click them all. Twitch learning without the seizures!
- February 16, 2005
A Visit to Winslow, Maine
February 16, 2005Read more
This past weekend I took a trip to visit my buddy Brad and his awesome family: Sasha, Siena, and Caden.
- February 15, 2005
Bostonist Live!
February 15, 2005Read more
Happy day! Bostonist launched on Monday, along with Seattlest. It’s the offspring of the popular New York City blog Gothamist. I’m hopeful to finally have a local news source that I enjoy reading, written by people who seem to be from my generation.
- February 15, 2005
New Media Poetry
February 15, 2005Read more
Was scanning vispo — langu(im)age, a website that is the “online book” of one Jim Andrews. There’s quite a bit of interesting stuff that’s in the “Experimental New Media” category, with links to many animations, tools, and writings about the Art. I didn’t have time to look over the entire site, but I plan to go back.
- February 14, 2005
China in Spaaaace
February 14, 2005Read more
Stefan Landsberger has a fabulous collection of Chinese propaganda posters from 1949 onwards. Not only are there tons of pictures, but the accompanying historical commentary makes it educational as well. Spans both Nationalist and Communist sides, for those of you who might care.
The image shown here is an example from the “Space Propaganda” poster section. They’re “earlier artists’ impressions of Chinese space travel”.
