Tag: blogging

Uncertain Future

Uncertain Futures is a visual history of the Cold War era through science fiction in America. Morgan Hubbard examines the early days of science fiction in America and the significance of it on world literature. “Uncertain Futures” began as an attempt to explain the explosion of science fiction on the American literary scene in the […]

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Head on Top

Thorsten Schmidtkord is having fun with “Head on Top” where he reverses your head picture with surprising results. Leaves you kind of speechless, and then some. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. […]

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The Future of Concerts

The future is here, this 3D hologram of Japanese fantasy singer Hatsune Miku. It’s only the beginning. Will the Rolling Stones live forever now? Their holograms can be produced and you will always have sympathy for the devils. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, […]

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The Power of Language: Stephen Fry

Language can be a very powerful tool when used right. Seems many people are using it for all the wrong reasons. Many consider Stephen Fry the guardian of the English language, however many will be surprised by his stance on language snobs. The use of kinetic typography makes Stephen Fry’s rant a much stronger message. […]

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Silkprints of the Atmosphere, the Ocean and the Earth

Brainstorm’s 5-color silkscreen print series focusing on the layers of physical spaces around us. You don’t have to be Jacques Cousteau diving on Lake Titicaca to know the waters around you. More prints>> Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from […]

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TV States

Many might think the state of TV is not what it used to be. This map is representative of all the TV shows that best exemplifies the said state by a famous TV show. It might just be the best way to know your geography and states at the same time. TV came in handy. […]

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The Facebook Life of Alex Droner

As Facebook plays a bigger role in our lives, I am contemplating just how much of a roll it plays. Was the Matrix series in a way talking about Facebook? The artificiality of the whole experience can be daunting at times for some. Facebook is not for everybody. The life of Alex Droner is in […]

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Concerts Through The Generations

Concert going has changed through the generations. Hands play a significant role in the appreciation of music. via-thearcticcat Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, with your […]

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Facebook Launching Email Service

Google is starting a war with Facebook, locking out Gmail to Facebook users. Why? Facebook is launching their own email service. Facebook will now be a better communication hub for users. The obvious answer is that it will generate even more revenue. Email is the backbone of Yahoo and AOL and both have lost accounts […]

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Lake Shore

The future is bright, maybe not enough wattage but seems Canada is following in the footsteps of Jersey Shore with their own version called Lake Shore. Yes racial bigotry is alive and well in the gutters of Toronto. This show is being peddled as funny but borders on incentive regard for social differences. Tony M.If […]

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The Death of Spider-Man

2011 will not be a good year for Spider-Man. Seems another Marvel character has an appointment with the reaper. Always a cheap ploy to pump sales. All remains quiet at Marvel headquarters about the demise of your friendly neighborhood web crawling superhero. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made […]

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