Hideaway

HideAway Cozy by Rosalie Monod de Froideville

via We Make Money Not Art

Framing

Give me frames to fill.

Pixel Buzz

Clipped from Free Love Freeway

That Time

Gadget Universe via OhGizmo! via Gizmodo. Gizmodo's got a habit.

Eldert Post

Mirror

In an attempt to make your own image more human, less startling, Apple flips the feed from your iSight most of the time. That is, it flips the image horizontally when displaying it on your screen. It becomes a mirror, something you're used to. "This is done because for most people, the only time they see their self live is in the mirror." To others--say on the oppisite side of an iChat--the video comes through unaltered--right is right. If you want to see what they do, use iMovie or the option in Photo Booth--Edit, Auto Flip New Photos--Apple-Shift-F.

Grab Hold

Can't get home without connecting.

Claim Check

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They're boring like rainy days.

Claim Check

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Not five feet out the door. Or the back door, near the trash.

Pixel Buzz

Clipped from Forest Stewardship Council

Quietly Scheming Creates

Monday the most impressive implementation of my Fliptych I've seen since CoverFlow flew into my feeds. Ely Greenfield, a developer at Macromedia/Adobe (creator of the Flex-Ajax Bridge), has built a fliptych interface that runs in any Flash-enabled browser, able to represent visually any dataset available on the web. His open source Flex component has already been used to navigate Flickr pools and YouTube content. That's in just the first two weeks since the source was made available--imagine any web-app developer--now they're able to incorporate the fliptych browsing metaphor into sites personal-to-corporate, with relative ease, for free. This is huge.

And just as before, this developer has paid proper attention to aesthetics and feel--this work honors mine, and again I'm humbled. My feelings here go beyond appreciation and respect. This idea didn't just find it's way into an app, maybe the app--it's now a tool, freely in the hands of creators. I can't say thanks enough for carrying this for me.

Good Parts of Bad Dreams

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Yeah, it's easy, but I'm a sucker. She saw it too and thought she should for me but second guessed, thinking I would think it was easy. I told her I bought it, she said she shoulda trusted herself.

Good Parts of Bad Dreams - 18"x24" Signed Matte Print by Chuck Anderson

Ski Glove Coat

It's the squeeze-needer in me that's saying this, but I want one. It's like a Mad Max hug.

The Eyes Believe Themselves

Lost Lake

Regular Terrorism

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Written next to our door the other day, "Don't take fuckin L, ckemicals going on the train".