…go together like Inky, Blinky and Pinky (oh yeah, and Clyde) or so I found out this weekend at Eastern Market on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Local artist Yang Ku has a variety of geeky accessories available from Scrabble jewelry for those gung-ho for the grammatical to Thundercats and Voltron cuff links for the [...]

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Out of place and out of time, the Maryland Renaissance Festival happens every August through October in Annapolis, MD. I’ve attended the last two years in a row and I have to say – it’s a lot of fun for anyone of any age. Eat a turkey leg like a carnivorous knight, have a beer [...]

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Multiverse, a light sculpture created by American artist Leo Villareal especially for the National Gallery of Art. I snapped this one while rolling down the moving sidewalk with my pal Amanda visiting from Colorado. I love this piece.
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This is video of a vectorscope. This is what happens when video is out of whack. Sorta fun to look at though.
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Jonny Goldstein, former host of Jonny’s Partay and the now graphical guru that brought the world Envizualize sent me a link the other day. “What the internets say about you http://personas.media.mit.edu/personasWeb.” This is what it had to say. Best viewed full screen.
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Even something as mundane as a moving sidewalk at the National Gallery of Art has the potential to be a piece of art including, one of my favorites, this installation: Multiverse, a light sculpture created by American artist Leo Villareal especially for the National Gallery of Art. One of my favorite pasttimes is trying [...]

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