Bit Museum
There are plenty games from the 70s and 80s that we all remember: Pac-Man, Galaga, Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros... But there are also plenty you don't. And for good reason. If you want to take a trip down reject…
Continue Reading →Gist
In the digital age we've all become victims of information overload. We're flooded with so much data via blogs, emails, and attachments that we often forget not only where we got it from, but where we put it. Gist combines…
Continue Reading →Layer Tennis 2009
The Australian Open may have just settled on two winners, but there's another huge tennis event on the horizon that doesn't require you work on your half-volley or be a clay court specialist. Layer Tennis 2009 is a season of…
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Millions of people are talking all day, every day on twitter. But what if all those people came together and actually did something? Enter Twestival, a global event organized through twitter taking place on February 12th. Over 100 cities have…
Continue Reading →Alternative Superbowl Logos
If we could change one thing about this Superbowl, it wouldn't be the logo (how do you go 11-5 with a backup QB and not make the playoffs? How!?). But, we recognize there are creative people out there who just…
Continue Reading →One EskimO
One EskimO is pretty much a children's storybook where each chapter is a song and the illustration is brought alive by smooth, simple animation. The band's sound is kind of the usual upbeat soft pop sound, but once you get…
Continue Reading →Fine and Dandy
My buddy Dave moved to San Francisco about a year ago, and for the past six months he's been trying to grow a curly mustache. Not a Tom Selleck 'stache, but a There Will Be Blood one. Unlike his wife,…
Continue Reading →Suicide Girls: Beauty Redefined
In an era where porn stars look like runway models - with a touch of extra padding up top - the Suicide Girls are refreshing. The site, started by Seattle's Missy Suicide and her friends back in 2001, features nearly…
Continue Reading →Carlos de Spinola Photography
My South African-Portuguese pal, Carlos de Spinola, is at it again with his manual focus. After a brief hiatus of website updating during an extended trip through South Africa, the London-dwelling eagle eye photographer has posted quite the update. Everything…
Continue Reading →Vision 2020
If you're interested in the future of architecture, you want to check out Vision 2020, an online conference of noted architects, critics, and students where they paint a picture of the built environment and its relevance in the foreseeable future.…
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