The appearance of miraculous images is no longer just for the Catholics. For all you Rastafarians out there, it appears Jah works in mysterious ways, too. Check out this picture my sister took of my brother down the beach. Look at the wood by his feet. Can you see the image of the Non-Virgin Bob [...]
The Web’s all abuzz over this new iPhone spot, how it’s a real tearjerker and all. It leaves me a little cold, however. And the video resolution of FaceTime is not what Jobs promised. Fail.
As a Clevelander living away from home, news like that of LeBron leaving town may hurt, but not as deep as the news that Cleveland’s own Harvey Pekar passed away yesterday. I was prepared to write some heartfelt account of what Harvey meant to me and to my city, until I found this post from [...]
For the visually and verbally inclined, the word “data” is a foreign if not daunting one. But a visit to the blog FlowingData, in which UCLA graduate student Nathan Yau culls displays of data from all over the internet, may leave you much more at peace with number crunching. Topics covered in Yau’s nearly daily [...]
The Communication Arts Design Annual 51 (September/October issue) will feature two of our favorite Loyola University Maryland pieces, the Sophomore/Junior Search Piece, which is printed on newsprint and the School of Education Viewbook. There’s been a lot of interest in the newsprint piece so we’ve posted more images after the jump for your viewing pleasure…
I’ll admit, I’m an Apple fan. But when the new iPhone 4 was announced I was convinced to wait before purchasing it. I knew from experience that the first batch of any product is bound to have its share of problems. Seems like I was right. Along with having proximity sensor trouble, signal strength can [...]
