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Monthly Archives: July 2011
And In The Same Vein, Björk Trusts Pirates
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZhkfwrxNOc&feature=player_embedded#at=30 If you’re a fan of Björk, then you’ll be happy to hear this. It seems that she wants her new Biophilia App to spread wider than the thresholds of the Apple kingdom. She’s counting on all of you pirates … Continue reading
Hackers Can Go Legit With Facebook And Others
Updated on 8/2/2011: And now the government wants their share of face time with hackers. In case you’re bored, want to make a few bucks, and are good at finding online security … Continue reading
I Wish Creativity Was On A Tap
Usually the tiniest little thing gets my creativity going. One word, one image, one soundbite, and my head goes off on a tangent that is exciting for me to embark upon. But what … Continue reading
“I Am Boey” Journal Turns On A Light Bulb (or is it an anvil?)
If you had a chance to read my previous post about the advertising campaign, Start With Sharpie (it’s 7 posts down from here – or click the link), then you were introduced to this up-and-coming artist, Cheeming Boey. I find … Continue reading
Denial Can Be Bigger Than A River
We all have that line in the sand, that, when crossed will trigger violent retribution from us. I’m not talking, hopefully, of actual violence, but emotional reaction of the repercussion against who we are. … Continue reading
Another Class Act In Football
I know that the NFL is just starting to get its feet back under itself as they prepare to start a pre-season that is only weeks away. But it seems like some … Continue reading
My Grand Purpose
For those who are curious – this post was generated for a commenter whose name is Heather Smith. I need to thank her, because she allowed me to put into words my purpose for this blog. When I started this … Continue reading
Cars Just Want To Have Fun
Car makers are notorious for having some clever ad campaigns. It’s the one industry that you can count on for finding ways to touch our little consumer hearts. And I love that they use fun art to do it! Here … Continue reading
How’s This For Perspective?
Berlin-based artist, EVOL, has created a new exhibit for MS Dockville’s Kunstcamp, which will allow visitors to trample through the city blocks with a new perspective. How’s that for feeling … Continue reading
Collusion Firefox Addon Tracks Your Trackers
I’m sure that most of you readers have realized that I’m more pro-humanity than I am pro-consumerism. I’m not naive enough to say that I’m not a consumer, because even I have physical needs that must be fulfilled. But what … Continue reading