Wario Land Ad
September 23rd, 2008You can only see this ad for this Wii game called Wario Land on YouTube. Simple & good.

Desktop Fireworks
September 1st, 2008I’ve been following the development of FLARToolKit for some time now and it’s getting more interesting day by day. What it is? FLARToolKit is a Flash Actionscript port of ARToolKit, a software library for building Augmented Reality applications. Huh? Maybe you’ve seen some really cool Augmented Reality videos before. The FLARToolKit will bring all of this to your webbrowser when you have a webcam and a recent Flash Player.
This is one of the most exciting Flash things I’ve seen for a while now. Saqoosha, a Japanese Flash developer, made this little demo: Desktop Fireworks. You will need a the Flash Player 9, a webcam and you’ll need to print out this marker. I’ve already did some tests together with Papervision3D and I can say we’ll probably see more of this soon. This is Flash at it’s best baby!
I’m on the Internet
September 1st, 2008This track called ‘Internet Bitch’ by Ninjasonik just nails it.
I got a MySpace
I got a Gmail
I got that Facebook
But I don’t do Friendster
I’m on the Internet, bitch
I’m fuckin’ famous
Pascual Sisto
September 1st, 2008Here are 2 fun projects by the American artist Pascual Sisto.
Last Breath in Alaska: Found Object, a panoramic loop of a plastic bag stuck on Google Maps Street View camera in Minnie St Fairbanks, Alaska.

Here are 2 stills from a video called ‘No Strings Attached‘.


The Internet Says “No”
August 30th, 2008The Internet Says “No”, believe me, it does.

Internet Famous Class
August 27th, 2008
The Parsons New School for Design in New York City, is offering the ‘Internet Famous Class‘. The grades of the students depend on the attention they get online. The Famotron, an algorithm, will check the internet to determin the ‘Famo Score’. This is definitely a different way to get yourself an A.
Here is an interview with Jamie Wilkinson, one of the professors.
found at NoMoreSleep Blog
adidas Y-3 fall/winter 2008-2009
August 22nd, 2008The adidas Y-3 is one of the few websites who relaunch twice a year. It’s a fashion thing I guess, adidas Y-3 is a cooperation between adidas and Yohji Yamamoto. Over the years, the website was always on the forefront of Flash based web design. But it is nice to see that they are cutting down on the effects and go for a more straight forward approach. I’ve noticed this on many websites lately, simplicity is making a big comeback. So maybe the spring/summer 2009 website will be mix between Flash and HTML.


This womens shoe called ‘Molnet’ is definitely one of the weirdest things I’ve ever seen with 3 stripes on. It is so hideous that is cool again, just never ever put those red things on.




Mine
June 9th, 2008Hello, World! Softbank
April 14th, 2008
‘Hello, World!‘ is a brand website for the Japanese telecom company SoftBank. Again, I can’t understand anything, just nod my head to the music. Mesmerising!
Made by tha inc.

