Links for 2004-11-27
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I'm not a great fan of U2, but it's still an impressive site - and more importantly was created way before Gawker media and the current fad for commercial webloggery. I wonder if it makes any money...
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Basically talking about the role of design and the character of the designer within The Incredibles. Mr Biddulph and I went to see the film a week ago and tried to encourage our boss, Dan Hill, to go and see for the design alone.
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Includes: smile, gorgeous, enthusiasm, banana, paradox, galaxy, kangaroo, whoops and gazebo. Weirdly does not include: badger, potato, geranium. Stupid survey.
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He takes a screengrab of his GPS/map position every thirty seconds along the way, and then turns it into an animated gif. I want one.
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Tom Rankin shows various visualisations of the emergent upper and lower case alphabets and numerals that came out of the Typophile Smaller Image pixel-by-pixel experiment.
Comments
Please stay on-topic, informative and polite. I reserve the right to remove comments for whatever vague capricious reasons seem reasonable at the time.
re: U2log.com. We're not commercial. The advertising pays for the bandwidth over-usuage. We make a little on Amazon links, which is paid out in Amazon vouchers - I buy the editors presents for Christmas, etc. When U2 tour, we make a little extra on referrals, through a package deal operator. That's it. We do it because we like the band and are obsessive about documenting what they do.
→ Posted by: Caroline at November 27, 2004 11:10 AM
Regarding the most beautiful words in the English language: A mid 90's U.S. study of non-English speakers found the most beautiful word to be diarrhea.
→ Posted by: Keith at November 30, 2004 10:15 PM
Or, as we spell it here in Britain, "the trots" :-p
→ Posted by: Miss K at December 1, 2004 9:25 AM
How wonderful it is! Today, I had seen the film - "The Incredibles" this afternoon, my father also had seen this film in this evening. This cartoon movie is powered by Disney-Pixar.
In this film, I love the people's sensation, scene, bugbears. The scene is so sublime.
With the great imagination.
→ Posted by: Creford at March 23, 2005 1:38 AM