Almost a month ago I posted Pa++ern, a project by Daito Manabe and Motoi Ishibashi. I basically allows you to twitter a t-shirt design to an embroidery machine. The design has to be coded in a specific language which you try out here. I guess this little documentary by Matron shows you what’s it all about.

This is my shot at it: (<^<^<^<^<^<^<^)(i),.((+>> >+v > ^^^^),,…(<<<<<),,<<(v),vv),…
So this would be the first official today and tomorrow t-shirt, I hope I can buy one soon.

Here are a few more examples of finished t-shirts.

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I just can’t stop watching these! FREECUTS animated, again by Nicolas Sassoon.

Brad Downey: “I had alot of fun and help from Ruskig, August, Jazz, Ajja, and many many more students from the Hip Hop School in Malmö. We took a wall covered in illegal graffiti and made it permanent.”

found at Wooster Collective, photos by August Dahllöf

“World of an Intern” by @CPBInterns @CPBGroup

Navy Helicopter by Andreas Feininger (1949).

found at but does it float

Untitled Exteriors by Youngsuk Suh.

found at dropular

Simple Couples, a mechanical installation with carwash brushes by Lara Favaretto.

found at vvork

This is an unofficial music video for “On the Motorway” by Metronomy, directed by Jul & Mat.

found at Coute Que Coute

HasCanvas is one of the Chrome Experiments which promote the new HTML5 standard and of course the Google Chrome webbrowser. HasCanvas is based on Processing.js, a javascript version of Processing, and allows visitors to write and save their own scripts. Most of them remind me of the early Flash days, meaningless little toys. But I’m sure that we will soon see some awesome HTML5 websites.
By the way, you will need a modern browser like Firfox 3.5, Safari 4 or Chrome to see the following experiments.

Click and draw.

both are made by Hiddencorp

“Track and Field: Drawing from the Arena” is a series of photographs by Cassandra Jones. She actually still shoots with 35mm film and that’s how she can make these multiple exposure photos, some of them are exposed up to 8 times!

found at colectiva