Stand By Me from David Johnson on Vimeo.
Stand By Me
March 28th, 2009The Crisis of Credit Visualized
February 25th, 2009This video is a pretty amazing example of using visuals to succinctly present a complex issue.
The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.
The Uncanny Valley
November 22nd, 2008Every once in awhile I find myself describing this concept to people. This presentation does a good job of it.
As GPU’s become more and more flexible, it’s expected that graphics APIs will go away. Flexibility in the rendering pipeline will be a benefit whether you are pursuing photo-realism or stylization.
Either way I’m excited to see what everyone comes up with next.
Fantastic Contraption
October 12th, 2008
Fantastic Contraption is a really fun little web game. Simple goal, just get the red block inside the goal area using a small array of tools. As with most physics games though, the fun is in creating wacky things. Add the ability to share your contraptions with others via a link, and we’re all set.
Here are some of my others:
Two Way, Caterpillar, Jumper, Crawler, and my favorite, Lift.
Also, Joel is great at creating walkers.
Give it a try.
Several reasons Cartoon Network was awesome back in the day
October 9th, 2008
Ninja Cat
September 15th, 2008
This cat is frightening, and could easily kill you in your sleep.
Gaelic Storm
August 25th, 2008A friend at work introduced me to Gaelic Storm since I like Flogging Molly. They don’t have the punk undercurrent that Flogging Molly has, but so far I really like them.
My favorite so far:
True story. He punched Russell Crowe.
Friday at Work
August 24th, 2008Never a dull moment at work.
Broken Hydrant from Paul Brobst on Vimeo.
Christian the Lion
August 18th, 2008This video has been making the rounds. Animals never cease to amaze. It would be tough not to be worried as he came barreling towards you though.
