Average blog rating:
9.2
109 votes cast for 44 posts
Posts by date
-
Recent Posts
Sign up to Creative Social Blog newsletter!
Media Archive
Video Painting by SWEAT SHOPPE
Nice technology by multimedia duo SWEAT SHOPPE AKA Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw who have developed an interactive technology that enables them to essentially "paint" video onto any surface. Shooting in Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, the duo spent weeks documenting their work in urban settings to create "The Landing" the first in a series of episodes that showcases their work as artist, technologist and performers.
This is the type of stuff I love to see - when we remove technology...
Read More Augmented Reality goes 3D
Last week I attended eComm conference here in Amsterdam. One of the speakers was Claire Boonstra of Layar - a Dutch based startup who have developed an augmented reality browser for mobile and are soon to release version 3.0 - which is 3D.
3D Layar enables developer to create 3D objects in the virtual dimension. Demos of this range from 3D game objects to seeing a jumbo jet fly by or walking in an "experience dome" which provides an alternative world to the viewer. If you have some time there's a video of Raimo van...
Read More Did u know 4.0…well…did you?
Only today while looking through my browser history did the thought strike me about the sheer amount of webpages we skip through on a daily basis. We're hurtling forward so fast there's barely a chance to take stock of the breath of information we digest (or ignore) every hour.
For some interesting stats on media behaviour take a look at this piece (via PSFK)
My favorite quote of the piece is this:
"The computer in your cell phone today is 1m times cheaper, and 1k times...
Read More The future then and now
A couple of days ago some ideas and images about the relationship between technology and the everyday life came to my mind while I was reading this interesting post from Ian Tait talking about those amazing technology related things that surround us on a daily basis, and we just don't care (or at least those things don't surprise us anymore). At that very moment I remembered this video made by the Post Office Research Labs in the 1960s and all the stories we usually hear from our parents and grandparents about how difficult was life in...
Read More 