Faile Bast Deluxx Fluxx Arcade

We just finished installing a show at Lazarides Gallery for the artists Faile & Bast. In collaboration with TSFIM, we used assets from the artists to produce approximately 40 animations and interactive vignettes running on ten arcade machines. Faile & Bast covered the arcade machines, walls and basically everything in the gallery with wheat pasted crazy graphics.

So if you're around the Soho neighborhood in London check it out, the address is 8 Greek Street.

More photos after the jump.

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Faile Bast Deluxx Fluxx Arcade

We just finished installing a show at Lazarides Gallery for the artists Faile & Bast. In collaboration with TSFIM, we used assets from the artists to produce approximately 40 animations and interactive vignettes running on ten arcade machines. Faile & Bast covered the arcade machines, walls and basically everything in the gallery with wheat pasted crazy graphics.

So if you're around the Soho neighborhood in London check it out, the address is 8 Greek Street.

More photos after the jump.

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Timeline of Videogame History:

aggregated from various sources via


Line Drawings

Thanks to the Ben Flegg for sending us a couple sketches made all or in part with our line drawing javascript experiment.


Ball Droppings:

Fun sound toy done with Processing.js

Adobe's Mobile Plans:

I've been following Aral Balkan's discussion on Adobe's strategy and I mostly agree with him (parts 2, & 3 are also good)

Browser Pong:

Stewdio's browser pong is pretty fun via

PRESS+:

Beautiful but is it 3D or hand rendered? Actually it's hand altered printouts of a 3D animation


Julia Mandle dot Com

We launched a website an experimental performance/visual artist Julia Mandle last week. We collaborated on the identity design with the great Chad Kloepfer. This site was built on the Django framework with added lines doodles in Javascript (IE support via Silverlight & ExplorerCanvas).


Chalk 3d:

Perspective drawings on the street in chalk. via

Museum of Science & Industry:

These new installations by Potion look fun


New website for MTWTF

The new website for the graphic design studio MTWTF went live yesterday. We collaborated with MTWTF on the Scape website and were happy to work with them again. It's stuffed with great graphic design work, so checkout mtwtf.org and let us know what you think.


Paper Monster:

Big site update with a new community section. Looks like a fun.

Electronic Popables:

Prototype of an interactive popup book by Jie Qi and there are more videos

WonderWall:

I love the effect and content on this portfolio via

Atlas:

This visual editor for webapps looks to have a streamlined efficient workflow. It's what Dreamweaver should be.