“Tumblr is a huge part of creative sharing online and is already a giant in mainstream Internet culture,” says GIF tag editor Lacey Michallef, who is also a freelance designer and animator. “If GIFs are thriving in an extremely popular online community, it’s only natural that it would extend to other parts of the Internet.”
“Lacey Michallef” is pretty close to “Lacey Micallef,” so I think that’s my girlfriend talking there.
Today’s Google Doodle seems a little self-serving.
Making this art is how I coped with the shocking news.
We’re heading to Austin for SXSW! We’ll be down there for all of Film, Interactive and Music and would love to hang out.
Are you going to be there too? Let’s us know and we’ll send more details about our SXSW plans.
Also, I’m on an awesome panel!
Misuse the Internet and Make People Love You
Tuesday, March 13
3:30PM - 4:30PM
Sheraton Austin
(Source: staff)
ARRA funding enabled the NYC Dept. of Transportation (DOT) to purchase a dozen brand new electric screeds, bringing the agency another step forward in greening its operations. These screeds replaced models that use diesel fuel and their introduction into the workforce moved the City from 100% emissions to 0% emissions technology.
Look at that machine. It paves streets in New York City. It handles the roughest potholes in the known world with ease. And it’s electric.
(Bonus: It also discretely sweeps hobos away to Jersey.)
Michael, can somebody buy you Photoshop?
(Source: michaelorell)
Shortly before midnight, a group of officers began moving through [Zuccotti Park], inspecting bags, and shooing away the handful of protesters, some of whom scattered immediately rather than have their bags inspected. Asked what law they were breaking, Officer DiPace replied, “There’s a law against everything. That’s America.
FYI: Post timestamps.
(This has been in place a long time, but I get questions about it.)
Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel
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