Back in olden times, Channel 11 (WPIX) used to air this rather sad-sack cartoon, “Clutch Cargo.” In order to cut down on animation costs, it used real human mouths where the cartoon ones ought to be. I swear, this gave me nightmares as a child. And now, thanks to youtube, it’s BAAAAAAAACK! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBzkNchB0p0
That’s one truly engaging recruitment site http://www.aspirant.nu/english/
MFA Interaction Design Lecture Series Big ideas don’t fit in tidy boxes or formal categories. Join us for informal, short lectures on a single topic each month at White Rabbit in the Lower East Side. The “Dot Dot Dot” Lecture Series is meant for broad explorations of interaction design, business, and aesthetic inspiration. Wisdom […]
I’m tired of attributing every damn thing to that mediabistro blog! So for a change, here are some thoughts running through my disoriented mind: 1) In some article, somewhere, I saw something I thought was very cool re: Stove Top Stuffing. Seems they created an experiential bus shelter campaign where they heated the shelters […]
courtesy:mediabistro.com They’re not even open for business yet, but the good folks at the School of Visual Arts‘ new MFA in Interaction Design department are taking this whole thing pretty seriously. They open their doors for their first class of students next Fall, but already they’ve assembled quite the faculty roster, including all-around amazing people, […]
Free event at the Apple Store-SoHo this Thursday Filmmaker Darren Aronofsky (“Pi,” “Requiem for a Dream” “The Fountain”) discusses his latest film, “The Wrestler,” with Talk Cinema’s Harlan Jacobson http://www.apple.com/retail/soho/
courtesy: Mediabistro.com While reading a piece in The Economist today about how advertisements can work in fast forward, an intriguing thought popped into our mind. See, researchers found that when a person fast forwards through an ad, he/she focuses intently on the picture in order to know when to stop fast-forwarding. Ultimately, the report found, […]
