and puts it here...
hi. my name is tom. I like stuff, y'know, ideas, pictures, movies, lists, things, fragments, objects, collisions, collusions, colloids, colours, chords, discord, elementary particles, & yoghurt. I like alliteration and polyphony and long words. I like geek and art, science and books, sincerity, sonambulism and math. I like synonyms, antonyms, homonyms and hymns; him, her, home but not ham. I like quiet, peace, solitude, singularities, solids, sounds and soft shoe shuffles. I dislike web profiles and my favourite colour is chocolate.
Black Friday by eBay - just LOVE time-based data-visualisations. Next step live data!
eBay maps out where its maddest Black Friday shopping action took place.
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Window on the body: CT scans become art :: New Scientist
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http://www.newscientist.com/gallery/dn17411-art-made-in-a-ct-scanner/4
Window on the body: CT scans become art
00:00 20 July 2009
Radiologist Kai-hung Fung makes beautiful and informative art from the CT (computed tomography) scans of his patients, digitally manipulating them to look more appealing. His image of the inside of our sinuses won the 2007 International Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge. See this and some of his more recent works in our gallery
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Landmine Ketchup :: Publicis Mojo. Neat (well, OK, messsy, but...)
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TheDieline.com: Package Design: Landmine Ketchup
http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2009/11/landmine-ketchup.html
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AOL becomes aol. :: Visual Identity is like, so dead
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Check the idsgn post: http://www.idsgn.org/posts/picturing-a-new-aol/
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California Cities in 3D in Earth
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3D models with high-resolution facades in Google Earth (aka Ground-Based Modeling). These facades are automatically generated from Street View imagery and LIDAR - based on technology that has been developed in a multi-quarter engineering effort.
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