Where would you be without Adobe? Since they launched Photoshop in 1989, the technologically ubiquitous software company has been vital in transferring your imagination onto your computer screen. By creating programs like Dreamweaver, Illustrator, and After Effects (among others) you…
Continue Reading →If you find yourself needing to express emotions using monosyllabic, four-letter-word flash cards or buttons, Mauvaise Influence has you covered. Do note however, that you are limited to either of two of the most fundamental feelings in the English language;…
Continue Reading →After seeing the new kind of event calendar Tokyo Art Beat has created, we're compelled to organize our entire life using bouncing, ringing bubbles of information that can be thrown and moved around at will. What we've got here is…
Continue Reading →Though we might find this hard to fathom with all the hype right now, in a couple of weeks, hopefully Sarah Palin will be forgotten. Completely. So while she's still relevant, we'll let Atom help us enjoy her quirks with…
Continue Reading →You might see quite a few of your favorite blogs playing this video today. That's because today is Blog Action Day. Thousands of bloggers are taking time out to focus on the issue of poverty and what the online community…
Continue Reading →William Morrison and Justin Bennett give us a glimpse into the future's impression of the past by combing through the Library of Congress' American Memory Archives. The post-apocalyptic artists bringing us this message have no context within which to decipher…
Continue Reading →Plenty of us would rather not know where the government's cut of our paycheck ends up, but for those citizens that are rather concerned, there's USATaxDollars.com. Simply enter your income and out comes a breakdown of where the Federal Government…
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