The first business cards for Curiosity Collective members have been designed by Katya Popova.
Get in touch with me (Cefn) if you want to have your own cards with the text replaced by your own details.
I’ll gather together all the info and we can populate the cards for members and others.
If you want any other personalisation, then I’ll gather this info as well, and we can think how to do it.
The idea of t-shirts was mentioned as a promotional thing, maybe pay off various costs for the exhibition. Perhaps could base it on the same motif, with personalisation (labelled with Curious Dave).
The long-awaited exhibition of Curiosity Collective’s work is now scheduled for 29th July until 6th August at St-Mary-At-The-Quay, Key St, Ipwich. It will be running evenings (except Monday and Tuesday) from 4pm til 9pm.
For those who missed the Faster Than Sound event, you can catch up with the latest art installations, music and fancy film funky stuff at Braincandy tonight.
I made some rope drawings. Wanted to share with you. They are just sketches. I thought it is a very good idea for a children’s book, or animation. I am sure it was done, but I HAVEN’T SEEN IT.
In German.. Der Lauf Der Dinger (the way of things)
Inside a warehouse, artists Peter Fischli and David Wiess build an enourmous, precarious structure 100 feet long made out of common household items - teac kettles, tires, old shoes balloons, wooden ramps etc. Then, with fire, water, gravity and chemistry, they create a spectacular chain reaction, a self-destructiong performance of physical interactions, chemical reaction, and precisely crafted chaos worthy of Rube Goldberg of Alfred Hitchcock.
Talking about augmented reality. We’ve discussed adding hats to people, and doing silly holiday snap gags with overlaid character elements. Turns out you just have to buy the Logitech Orbit camera. It’s out of the box. Check out this coverage on Makezine, or the video below.
Found this interesting 3d display, consisting of 8 blocks of 2x2x2 meters
One display module is shown on its own in the picture above.
Electrical engineering students at Delft create the world’s largest 3D-display
The “Electrotechnische Vereenigingâ€, the association for students of electrical engineering from the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), will reveal the world’s largest 3D-display Sunday 23rd of April.
The display measures 8 metres in width, 4 metres in height and 2 metres in depth and consists of a matrix of 8.000 LEDs with table tennis balls around them. This stunt is being organised because of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the “Electrotechnische Vereeniging†(ETV). The display will be revealed on Sunday at 9.00 pm local time on the ‘Markt’ in Delft.
Applications on the MatriXX display will be:
3D snake
3D pong
3D duckhunt
SMS (short message service/text messaging) display
Various animations/movies
The next Monday evening and Tuesday evening the display will be shown next to the faculty of electrical engineering (Mekelweg 4, Delft).
It will be possible to send text messages to the MatriXX during the times it is operating. Send your sms/text to +31 (0) 6 24 171 797 . It will be displayed during the next sms display time slot. Threats, rude language etc will be filtered.
Tichý wandered his small town in rags, pursuing his obsession as an artist with the female form by photographing in the streets, shops and parks with cameras he made from tin cans, childrens spectacle lenses and other junk he found on the street. He would return home each day to make prints on equally primitive equipment, making only one print from the negatives he selected.
