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  • 7 Dec 2007
    The new Princess Bride DVD art is an ambigram
  • 7 Sep 2007
    Infinite Canvas: The Art of Webcomics
    An upcoming exhibit at MoCCA. I regularly read 5 of the listed comics.
  • 6 Sep 2007
     
    It’s a Magic Eye!

    Keep looking, you'll see it!

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  • 10 Jul 2007
    Skull-A-Day
  • 27 Apr 2007
    Simple free patterns from Squidfingers
  • 3 Apr 2007
    Personal pie charts
    One man's audit of his life so far. I so want to do this.
  • 22 Feb 2006

    There's a company called DNA11 that makes up big, nice looking, (expensive) pieces of art based on your own genome. I was perusing MetaFilter last week when I came across a question about finding a place that would do the same procedure, cheap, and just give a digital scan or a standard print that could be blown up. I liked the idea.

    When I saw that one of the answers was offering to do it, I sent him an email post-haste. A few days later, he sends me (and several other Mefites) how to participate, along with a layman's introduction to polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.

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    • art
    • cheap things
    • science
  • 4 Jan 2005

    Christo's newest "masterpiece" has started being assembled in Central Park. (The first photo in that article strikes me as Goldsworthy-esque, yet artificial.) Chris, we're depending on you to get us some better photos.

    Update 1-5: Oh, I get it. The first picture isn't the artwork, it's just piles of metal platforms the over-the-top arches are going to be resting on top of, so that it doesn't damage the ground.

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    • art
    • links
    • new york city
  • 1 Dec 2004

    Check out this video of the guy who created most of the Gnome icons creating a new one. The high-speed version is great and only a minute long.

    Somehow, his style (at least the style of this icon) reminds of Chris' drawing.

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    • art
    • links
  • 19 Oct 2004

    How to make your own photo mosaics, courtesy of Engadget.

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    • links
    • software
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