Output form Generative Design’s “Dumb Agents” sketch. Random 1 pixel drawing agents move throughout the window. The number of agents drawing at one time is based on mouse position.
Output form Generative Design’s “Dumb Agents” sketch. Random 1 pixel drawing agents move throughout the window. The number of agents drawing at one time is based on mouse position.
“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” I have often maintained that this is utter bullshit, and I’m convinced that its bullshittiness would be widely recognized if it did not have the rest of Anna Karenina attached to it. But it does, and people give those lines the benefit of the doubt. Because, you know, Tolstoy.
Lev Grossman
My favorite part of this is the final, finishing touch. Goddammit, you’re gonna fall!
Who would make a better vampire: Misty or Brock? It sure as hell ain’t Ash!
Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to go brain-bleach the mental image of a sparkly Pikachu out of my head.
Dystopia: What a Game of Civilization II Looks Like After 10 Years
Here’s what happened. Some human being kept playing the same game for a decade and then posted screenshots to Reddit along with a narrative explanation of where the gameworld stands. Lycerius, the user, begins his history of the future:
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The world is a hellish nightmare of suffering and devastation.
There are 3 remaining super nations in the year 3991 A.D, each competing for the scant resources left on the planet after dozens of nuclear wars have rendered vast swaths of the world uninhabitable wastelands.
I have played my fair share of Civilization over the years, but nothing even comes close to this. I’m quite honestly in awe of this guy for having the wherewithal to continue playing the same game for ten years, even if it was on a sporadic basis.
That said, all I want to do now is go play a good long match of Alpha Centauri.
Never really considered this convention much until now. Are there any side-scrollers where the motion is predominantly going left?
Developed by international ad agency I&S BBDO for the umino seaweed shop, ‘design nori’ is a series of intricately laser-cut seaweed for rolling sushi. each sheet of five designs– ‘sakura’ (‘cherry blossoms’), ‘mizutama’ (‘water drops’), ‘asanoha’ (‘hemp’), ‘kikkou’ (‘turtle shell’), and ‘kumikkou’ (‘tortoise shell’)– is based on an element of japanese history or symbology, meant to bring beauty, good fortune, growth, happiness, and longevity.
Gabriel Dawe
plexus no. 5
site specific installation at pump projects
gütermann thread, wood and nails
12’ x 12’ x 12’
2011