“Submersed Songs is a sound installation that generates MP3 player remixes through the movements of four live fish. The animals’ movements and the proximity among them work as a parameter for mixing and spatializing the audience’s music tracks in real time.”
(From Submersed Songs - Fish That Make Music | Fresh Creation.)
Submersed Songs | Canções Submersas from ∆LEX on Vimeo.
Inspirational videos:
“The Do lectures are all about getting a handful of speakers together in one place, in the hope that they may inspire you to go Do something. To give you the tools and the desire to change the things you care about.”
Apple announced newly designed MacBooks today. I think, they look great. I really like the one-piece-look. And as always Apple has a stylish video on their website giving a little insight into the design process: Watch the video.
Cabel Sasser on wedding design:
“So, exactly four months ago, I totally got married. This has been a completely great thing, and I highly recommend it. You know, when you’re ready.”
(From cabel.name: On Wedding Design.)
Inspirational:
“Our goal is to give exposure to Flickr’s best fashion photographers and inspire our visitors. If you like a photo, please click it and leave a comment on the photographer’s Flickr page.”
(From Flickrista - Fashion Photography.)
(Via Surfstation)
Cool website collecting title sequences of movies.
“Remember when your heart sank just a little when you realized the Pink Panther movie wasn’t a cartoon?
Then, only a few years later, seeing Edward Gorey’s eerily fantastic opening to ‘Mystery!’ capped with Vincent Price’s name on a headstone had your head spinning at the thought of the kind of stories those etchings could tell…if only the show was based on those illustrations.
Well, we want to see more of that. So watch and remember and create. And if you’ve got something to contribute, send it along.”
(From The Art of the Title Sequence.)
Ryan Sims revived his website justwatchthesky.
The scope is narrow: An exercise in documenting words in the music I listen to with color and type. The constraints are simple: (1) Only use Georgia (serif) or Helvetica (sans) and (2) try to post as often as possible. We’ll see how long the experiment will last, but for now, I’m enjoying it. It’s like a music blog/splash page hybrid.
And again I decided to re-align my blog. I didn’t really use it the last year or so, so I wanted to re-align and change the format. I never wrote long posts even though I thought I would. So, the new format is inspired by Tumblr, a very cool, almost micro-blogging, blog system. It’s hosted which I don’t like that much and my webhosting service doesn’t allow DNS record manipulation, which would have been a good way to integrate Tumblr into my own website. Then there are some other problems:
So, here is my take on a Tumblr-like webpage powered by Wordpress. I hope I’ll really use my weblog from now on. I intend to do so especially for notes to myself and to collect finds from the web. There might be the occational longer post. We’ll see.
This year I attended dConstruct again. As last year it was great. I met many people. Some of them I knew from last years event. And it was good to be back in Brighton. I like the city and I like it even more every time I come back there.
The speakers were great. I’ve learned a lot. Here are some posts from other websites which have good summaries of the event: Garrett Coakley, four starters pt. 01, four starters pt. 02.
Today I uploaded Version .9 of ImmaterialFacts. It is my first dark design and I’m not yet sure if I really like dark designs in gerneral. It is a test and this beeing my personal playground website is the best place to try out things like this. I wanted to make this Version 1.0, but it is not perfect so it doesn’t deserve a 1.0 version number. I’m going to start working on a real re-align as soon as I really have time. I hopefully will have time to focus on content as well. But for now this is just a temporary design as a motivation to work on this site again.