3D Eyecandy
Stunning 3D rendering solutions that make real life look – well, just dirty. View the ARTVPS gallery
Christen Booth
Creatively Distracted
Christen Booth
Creatively Distracted
Christen Booth
Desktop Vacation
Having a rough day? Take a serene desktop vacation by Hybridworks and restore your inner peace. [via Coudal]
Links from This Weekend
Power Plastic from Konarka:
Light activated plastic (or more specifically, a nano-enabled polymer photovoltaic material) as an alternative energy source. This technology
Mini Cards from Moo
Moo.com is offering to print mini cards of your Flickr photos – $20 for 100 cards form as many photos as you like. If you have a Flickr Pro account you can order 10 cards from 10 different pictures for…
Something Old?
This month's issue of Dwell has an interview with Andrew Dent, material scientist and VP of Material ConneXion.
HTML Graph
HTML graph, graphs the structure of websites. Written using Processing. View a live map of this site or make one of your own (requires Java). [via coudal] There are more cool projects on the Processing site.
Tag Intersections Over Time
Research Chronology 2 is a project by Aaron Siegel that allows del.icio.us users to visually map their tags chronologically and outline tag “paths”. The visualization that is created provides insight into tagging trends and intersections. [via visualcomplexity]
YouTube Nostalgia
It occasionally happens that I find myself sucked into YouTube, hopelessly lost down multiple rabbit trails wasting hours at a time. There is no longer a need for TV. Somehow, this past weekend I landed on episode one of Saiunkoku…
Fabjectory
Fab-ja-wha? Print your virtual creations to the real world with Fabjectory’s service that will print your SecondLife avatar as a 3D tangible thing. Definitely a vanity purchase, but I would be tempted if I wasn’t afraid of discovering that my…
Geta
I forget how I ended up at this article, but it is fascinating none-the-less. It is an interesting introduction to geta, a style of traditional japanese footwear, at Pingmag. All that is left is to figure out where to buy…