London’s Heathrow Express will get 500 Meter LED Display

3 12 2007

Wow, this is cool.  I’ve been raving about LEDs for a while, and I love seeing all the commercial traction they’re getting.



Clarke: The View From 2500 AD

17 11 2007

“All Religions were invented by the Devil to conceal God from Mankind.”



Tune Your Ears To Vocal Talent

26 09 2007

These days – with your lame pop tarts, AutoTune, overdubbing and such – most o’ you kids aren’t familiar with what raw, unprocessed voice talent sounds like. A reminder herein. Crappy video, but you’ll get the drift.

[Carrie Underwood covering Heart's "Alone"; thanks, Tim.]



Old Packard Bell Commercial

16 09 2007

With some great dystopian imagery – I remember when this came out (about ten years ago) I was really impressed by it. Looking at it today, I still am. [audio/video fixed; thanks iBookWatch!]



Cool Steampunk Shots From Burning Man

9 09 2007

A few nice shots of some steampunk art from Burning Man ’07.  Wish I coulda been there.



Fractals and Symmetry

24 08 2007

Enjoy this great fractal gallery, thanks to my bro. Fractals are interesting and not just because they’re pretty. They reveal an underlying nature, fundamental truths about symmetry and nature. It’s one of those unique art forms that reveal deeper truths about the universe. If you think I’m crazy and are feeling really adventurous, read about Fibonacci numbers.



The Future of Lighting: LED

30 06 2006

I have long enjoyed the art form that is lighting. Back in college, I worked at a lighting store (Portland Lighting, now Lighting Works) and really enjoyed it. Light and lighting fascinate me in so many ways – ranging from photography, which is really a way of painting with light – to the art form of light fixtures themselves. It’s a great melting space between the technical and the artistic.

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Nirvana = samsara

28 02 2005

I saw Kaufman’s “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” last night.

In a nutshell, it may be the wisest and most beautiful exploration of romantic love I’ve ever seen in popular filmmaking. If movies were like this, I’d watch a lot more of them.

Worth it more than once.