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Whether this is a joke or real, I don’t know. I don’t understand how it’s an “app” or its intended use even after watching the video. Someone enlighten me.
11.30.2012
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A Mickey Mouse poster claimed to be one of the earliest known appearances of Mickey Mouse in print was sold at auction for $101,575.
11.30.2012
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MoMA acquires a selection of 14 video games for its collection. At the link, Paola Antonelli explains why and how.
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Must. Have. These. Shark Socks. By Lisa Grossman. (Lots of scrolling at the link.)
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Clever. To promote its Laser Tattoo Removal business, Baywood Clinic created temporary tattoos flooded in different skin colors to apply on top of your real tattoos and experience removal. Temporarily.
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Whoah. An augmented reality version of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Martin Kovacovsky and Marius Hugli. Pages come alive on screen in real time and react to movement when captured with a camera.
11.30.2012
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In addition to Quip 100, Rob Loukotka watched all of the Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote episodes to create a giant poster featuring the ACME products. Rob illustrated a total of 126 products for the 24-by-36-inch poster available through his Kickstarter page. Of course, the project is already fully funded with 25 days to go.
11.29.2012
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Available online: Descriptive illustrated catalogue of the sixty-eight competitive designs for the great tower for London. Published in 1890 as a collection of the ideas submitted to create the equivalent of the Eiffel Tower. Full book at the link; sampling of the design proposals here.
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