Leah GibersonI love how 1950’s design was this subtle blend of prefab modernism and 40’s FLW Arts and Crafts influence.
Minority Report-ish.“It happens when nobody is watching”, a high-tech anti-domestic violence advertising for Amnesty International, by ad agency Jung von Matt. It includes an eye-tracking camera that makes the image change from a scene of domestic violence to a photo of a happy couple when someone looks at it. (Via copyranter.)
via rocketjumper:thedailywhat:
Pretty impressive.Augmented Reality Thing of the Day: Ok, this is pretty damn neat.
Interactive marketing agency Zugara is working on an augmented reality “dressing room” app that will allow customers of online retailers to try on the clothes they’re interested in purchasing, just as they would at any brick-and-mortar clothing store.
Check out the video above for more info.
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“All For Good [is] a website that aggregates volunteer opportunities from around the US from a number of charities and other websites. All For Good is also now being used to power the search portion of Serve.gov.
The search tool works as you might expect. Enter the type of volunteerism you’re interested in, let All For Good know where you’d like to help out, and the site returns a list of opportunities in your area. You can then filter by date – today, this weekend, this week, etc.”
I just purchased the “Mending The Meaning” EP from local Boise band Esterlyn via NoiseTrade. I chose my payment amount, and the surprise bonus was I got the full previously released album “Lamps”.
Nice to see Luke continue on in his work. Excellent music. Excellent art. A great value.
