Author: Tony M.

Learn your A-B-Sea by James Mattison

You don’t have to be Jacques-Yves Cousteau or Captain Nemo to know your ABC’s or live under the sea. If you are James Mattison, knowing your A-B-Sea you will not be like a fish out of the sea, because you will know your fish. A personal project James created a chart for his daughter as […]

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iGeneration Rewired

The iGeneration according to Dr. Larry D. Rosen is rewired a bit different than all generations before them. Rewired: Understanding the iGeneration and the Way They Learn, examines this exciting generation and how they are building the future within the new technology they are growing up with. Is this new social networking without actually being […]

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Alice In Wonderland for iPad

The iPad will be the new playground for exciting ideas re-threaded from old and tired ones. Take Alice in Wonderland and see how it is rejuvenated in the iPad format with tilt controls to create various effects to bring the book to life. The possibilities are endless to break free books out of the mundane […]

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Griffith Observatory Mirror Man

The appearance of the Griffith Observatory Mirror Man has made it cool to go back to the Griffith Observatory once again since Rebel Without A Cause. Like something out of Logan’s Run ice scene, the Mirror Man a street performer from Los Angeles drew the attention of observatory patrons and tourists when he made his […]

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Dental Advertising

The whole idea of advertising is getting attention. Ad campaigns can start from free to millions of dollars. Ideas is what drives this business. A simple idea such as giant teeth made out of cardboard is liking it to bees attraction to honey.  See how effective it works to get a customer to a very […]

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Fard by Luis Briceno and David Alapont

http://twitchfilm.indieclicktv.com/player/embed/97b1fda2ca43d6c29eaf63ed1ec347c6/4bbe2241134e3/31/0/defaultPlayerplayer.swf From Fritz Lang’s Metropolis to the Matrix, neo-futuristic stories depicting controlled masses of tomorrow cultures seem to have little hope for humanity. The French short film by Luis Briceno and David Alapont explores the future of fabricated lives and those entwined in that fantasy and the few rebelling against it. Fard is a great […]

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Crayola Chinese Zodiac

Artist Diem Chau has a knack for creating unique objects. Taking childhood favorite Crayola crayons, she effortlessly manages to carve the 12 Chinese horoscope animals in illustrious glory. A Vietnam native, Diem Chau and her family came to America as refugees in 1986. Chau is a BFA graduate from Cornish College of the Arts and […]

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The Kidney Thing

Giving a piece of yourself in the most literal sense is the biggest decision you might make. Jana Christy is donating her kidney to her brother who has type two diabetes that led to complications to his kidney. The ordeal and preparation of donating a kidney to another individual is perhaps a testament of a […]

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One Hundred Years From Now

How will people judge us in one hundred years from now? The following video was taken on April 14, 1906, four days before the great 1906 Earthquake. The camera was mounted on a platform of a cable car and filmed as it went along the track. How the world has changed so much in a […]

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