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Monday, December 21, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
'All you need is love', and a cure for Aids.
http://www.starbucksloveproject.com/
Anne_Gina_Cube_Demo
This demo keeps developing glitches any time we try to convert the file from an .fla file to a .mov file.
With each new conversion something might go back to normal while something new gets messed with.
Any suggestions?
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
AAU Designing Artists Demo
Just in case, here's the direct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwrnyiGfPTo. Thanks. Sean C. & Fathan
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Target is coming to SF for 2 days.
Target squeezing into Mint Plaza (Chronicle photo)
Local media is buzzing about the new Target that's heading San Francisco. But unlike the one proposed for Metreon, this Target will be temporary. On Dec. 11, the Target-to-go will park itself in Mint Plaza, sell its wares and then vanish Dec. 13. [Tip to Curbed SF | SFist | Examiner]While ephemeral establishments have been around for years, the concept is gaining steam, especially in this economy. Retailers see the pop-up as a relatively easy and fast way to make a buck. They get cheap space, (there's no need to sign a long-term lease), cheap publicity and a cheap outlet to test new products. They also fill vacant space, making desperate landlords happy.
But as you'll see below, the pop-ups vary in style and concept:
-- Some stores emphasized presentation. Puma City was a traveling 11,000-square-foot space made of 24 shipping containers. It landed in Boston in May. Uniqlo, from Japan, roved the streets of New York in 2007. Delta's SKY 360 -- part ticket kiosk, part lounge, part nightclub, part grounded jet -- showcased everything from luxury airline seats to in-flight menu tastings.
Puma City (more photos from Street Attack)
Delta SKY 360
(video)-- And who can forget one of the most iconic pop-ups of all?[RELATED LINKS: North Beach's Local Patron | Pop-ups in NYC | Pop-ups in S.F.]
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
OutsideIn 12/9: Patrick Coyne from CommArts
To my Interactive peeps on Wed night: We're going to have a hard stop of 5:30pm, then class will be continued at 60 Federal.
Wed, December 9th
6-7pm
Rm. 501
Call Wilderness Man and talk to him through your computer. It's free.
Lonely? Why not ring up Skype's The Wilderness Man, who's camping out right now in the middle of nowhere, waiting to take your call.
In an attempt to raise awareness of Skype's cheaper international calls to landlines and mobile phones, The Viral Factory has sent trilingual actor Rob Cavazos, aka Wilderness Man, on a ten day camping trip next to the "most remote phone box in the world," where he'll be taking calls from all over the globe. Visitors to the site can ring him up through Skype (or through any phone service) and watch/hear their conversation live (It works—we tried it.)
Cavazos speaks fluent English, Spanish and French. At press time, he'd gotten calls from 28 countries, including Iraq, Kazakhstan and Jordan. As for where exactly he's located, Cavazos says he's not sure. "I landed in an airport in the south of Spain and beyond that I don't know anything. There is nothing around. We'd been driving through a stretch of nothingness."
The project is the first live-streaming campaign from both Skype and The Viral Factory. It was inspired by The Mojave Phone Booth, a public phone in the middle of the Mojave Desert, sixteen miles from the nearest highway. A huge following of people made pilgrimages to the phone to make a call, or called it randomly, to see if someone would answer.