Entries from January 2010

When Google isn’t enough

January 19th, 2010 · Ric · 1 Comment

Sometimes you just want Google to give you more (or avoid Google altogether in the hope they’ll not rule your life soon). So where do you go for more? WolframAlpha is the answer, not only does it have a much cooler sounding name but it’s also much cleverer. Want to find out some hard facts about earthquakes near the Akashi-Kaikyō bridge? Or find the divisors of 3600? WolframAlpha does all the clever thinking for you and often gives you nice diagrams explaining everything for you to admire too. Try putting is a few different phrases and see what you come up with. I guarantee it’ll throw out something you never knew before.

1 CommentTags: Web

Discothèque

January 18th, 2010 · Piet · 1 Comment

Certainly not Daft Punk. As part of of the Nuit Blanche event in Paris, conceptual artist Michel De Broin designed and produced without question the biggest and most impressive disco ball I have ever seen. It’s a great idea. Suspended high above the Jardin du Luxembourg the disco ball which is made from 1,000s of mirrors scattered dancing light around the city. Just a shame about the crane.

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1 CommentTags: Art · Design

May the feet be with you …

January 18th, 2010 · Steve · 1 Comment

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Ever wanted to walk in Darth Vader’s shoes? Or  indeed Yoda’s for that matter? Well now you can.

Adidas have introduced a Star Wars range of footwear & clothing that has even caught the eye of David Beckham in this brilliant teaser ad…

1 CommentTags: Advertising

The Adventures of Mr. G. Love

January 15th, 2010 · Adam · No Comments

What a year for little Gary, he has been all over the place. In 2009 the pink fella travelled to Scotland, Russia, Australia, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Wales. What will 2010 have in-store for him?

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Gorey Castle comes alive

January 12th, 2010 · Steve · No Comments

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Is the future 3D?

Well, having seen this spectacular 3D projection mapping art installation … the answer is a resounding yes.

As part of the recent Jersey Branchage Festival, Gorey Castle was used as the backdrop for a remarkable visual attack by Evan Grant.

Simply amazing …

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England Taken By Storm

January 8th, 2010 · Ash · 1 Comment

Here is a satellite view of Great Britain, taken during the week, showing the vast snow coverage. When you look at it from this angle it’s not a wonder Britain has been at a standstill.

1 CommentTags: Photography · Science & Technology · Travel

Sound and Vision

January 6th, 2010 · Adam · No Comments

I saw these very thoughtful posters yesterday, they are by Saxsofunny. Here’s the English version of the accompanying video but I have only found the Portuguese version for the posters. The translation is “Every image has a sound”. Read more

No CommentsTags: Design · Packaging