Science in Silico

Hurray, I got a clip into Seed magazine's tribute to computational science. Here's a link to the little page I made about the data years ago. The data is an Egyptian priest mummy provided by Bill Lorensen at GE. Enjoy.

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYandZ

This is a very cool illustrated alphabet by Michel Gagné.

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Ow, my Shins!

Albuquerque natives, the Shins, walking and playing in Paris.

Noise 2 Muziq

Thing from the Media Lab. I know I should be blogging about Kristi but this was very cool.

Powers of 10

Nikon (of all people) have an elegant flash app that covers a few powers of 10, actually quite a few. Surprized that I haven't seen this before, as it orginates in way back 2005. That's 1.1758x10¹³ miles ago at the speed of light. However, few attempts have even come close to the elegant Eames Powers of Ten.
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Ryden opening review

The LA Weekly has a review of the recent Ryden collection opening, "The Tree Show". Ryden is a flagship of Lowbrow art. I would say is one of the most frequently imitated artists these days. He is a precise and skilled painter with a sensibility for the surreal. The centerpiece "The Tree of Life" sold for 800k!

Super Favorite Illustration Blog

Bibliodyssey has some of the most fantastic old-timey illustrations collected in one place. I have a large collection of these (scattered over numerous hard-drives), it's about to get a whole lot bigger....