
Archive for October, 2006


Beautiful visualizations of flight patterns across the US.


Richard Dawkins on TedTalks explains how our size affects our model of the world. One idea that particularly struck me is that something as fundamental as the concept of “solid” might simply be a useful interpretation, biologically evolved. If you’re not doing so already, do yourself a favor and watch all the TedTalks — they’re solid gold.


The Stain cup uses coffee stains as decoration rather than degradation. Diego Rodriguez has written before on designing with aging in mind.


My friend Clay clearly has too much time on his hands: he’s making awesome art with pennies. Turns out that pennies get darker over time, so with a sufficient collection you can create an image. He also knows how to draw Guernica. More fun with coins.


Video about how an internal combustion works. The wonders of technology!



Dubai in the fog is a beautiful set of photographs.


Following up on my Myth of the Prodigy link, here is an interesting article on the Expert Mind.


De-Pong: pong played on the facade of a building with windows as obstacles. Fun stuff.
