SIGGRAPH 2010

This week, here in LA, was SIGRRAPH 2010 — the annual conference on computer graphics and interactive technologies. The two … More

Street Slide

This is interesting… Microsoft is working on another cool way of looking at map and street imagery. Unlike traditional street … More

I love music visualization and explorations of synesthesia. MOCA’s 2005 amazing exhibition Visual Music, highlighted a wide (and deep) range … More

With the fashion for full Flash websites slowly fading into history (or is it just that websites load faster now?), … More

I remember a CD-ROM project from the 90s that was unlike almost else appearing at the time. An ambient fluid … More

Today, the source code to MacPaint was officially donated to the Computer History Museum and made available to the public. … More

Wow that was fast. Yesterday marked the end of a remarkable Old Spice viral Internet campaign. Over the course of … More

Way back in 2006, at the Wired NextFest, Saturn sponsored a “green” exhibit, highlighting their hybrid technology. It was a … More

All of John Maeda‘s work is amazing and inspiring, but I find his series of Reactive Books to be among … More

The websites for Wrangler Europe’s Blue Bell collection may not be revolutionary, but they have a simple and delightful interaction. … More

This is interesting… Intel Labs’ Oasis Project uses your kitchen countertop to recognize the foods that you place on it, … More