Apparently the Midwest got slammed with a pretty intense storm this morning….
Hadoken on the radar (by Andrew Huff)
@newmiami @masondesu
Apparently the Midwest got slammed with a pretty intense storm this morning….
Hadoken on the radar (by Andrew Huff)
@newmiami @masondesu
Tomorrow we explore the horror genre and how it’s changed over the years. (This photo is from c. 1875…and I absolutely love it.)
Trick photo, decapitated man with bloody knife, holding his head (by George Eastman House)
… I’d really like to meet the person responsible for some graffiti I spotted in the men’s room at the Cornerstone: “Don’t Raw Dog A Random.” … It did take me a second to work out exactly what it meant, as I’m old, so here’s a quick translation for other olds: “Don’t raw dog a random” means “For heaven’s sake, don’t engage in unprotected vaginal intercourse—don’t have sex without a condom—with a woman you’ve only just met, particularly if you met her in this drinking establishment. Bro.
@christinalockrd
sxsw
we landed in Paris
@ newmiami and I flying through the clouds. #pajamas #saturdaymorning
yes maybe i dunno
yes.
@babythatisgood @joel
wow bob wow
Street Art of the Day: Akay’s “Robo-Rainbow” is his latest “Instrument of Mass Destruction” to offer “a complicated technical solution to aide in a simple act of vandalism.” In this case: Spraypainting a rainbow.
[t&t.]
(Source: thedailywhat)
Art Project of the Day: Alexander Chen’s “Conductor” uses realtime data on the MTA’s subway schedule to to turn Massimo Vignelli’s iconic NYC subway map into an interactive string instument.
The piece follows some rules. Every minute, it checks for new trains launched from their end stations. The train then moves towards the end of the line, with its speed set by the schedule’s estimated trip duration. Some decisions were made for musical, aesthetic, and technical reasons, such as fading out routes over time, the gradual time acceleration, and limiting the number of concurrent trains. Also, I used the weekday schedule. Some of these limitations result in subtle variations, as different trains are chosen during each 24-hour loop.
[chen.]
(Source: thedailywhat)
