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| Sixstation Johnny Cheuk - 15 Jul 2005 4:33am Wait for a long time. Benny Luk finally update his site, nice work. http://www.sixstation.com |
| Thunder Chunky T-shirts Gillian Carson - 14 Jul 2005 10:39am New T-Shirts featuring designs from Computer Arts regulars, Jon Burgerman, Tado and The Boy Fitzhammond. http://www.thunderchunky.co.uk/shop.html |
| New Gallery entries Suzanne Brown - 13 Jul 2005 11:26am Check out the gallery which features fantastic artwork by Sahatarch Pittarong, Lee Stadler and Nuzma Begum. |
| Danger Global Warming Computer Arts - Jim - 12 Jul 2005 4:09pm Mr Cauty's Blacksmoke Organisation, in conjunction with Greenpeace, is running a year-long public art project to raise awareness of global warning. Buy a roll of Blacksmoke's special DANGER GLOBAL WARNING tape, plaster it over anything that contributes to climate change, take a photo and send it in. http://www.blacksmoke.org/danger/ |
| Back Issue Archive Suzanne Brown - 12 Jul 2005 10:59am The Computer Arts back issue archive has been added to the website. |
| 70 Years of Penguin Design Suzanne Brown - 12 Jul 2005 10:45am An exhibition of Penguin's book cover designs spanning 70 years is currently on at the Victoria & Albert Museum. http://www.vam.ac.uk |
| This Godless Communism Computer Arts - Jim - 11 Jul 2005 3:50pm Discover the terrifying truth behind Communism through the medium of hysterical comic book propaganda from the 1960s, complete with a covering letter from J. Edgar Hoover. Link. |
| Maya Fair Lady Public User - 11 Jul 2005 3:36pm If the article on collaborative online projects in the current issue of 3D World has inspired you to have a go for yourself, why not check out the Corvallis Community Theatre's Production of Pygmalion? The Oregon-based troupe is looking for 27 (count 'em) volunteer Maya users to produce background graphics for the play, with job roles ranging from modelling to animation, lip synch and lighting set-up. All positions are unpaid, although the company will cover your expenses - and, of course, it is something to put on your CV. Concept work on the project is already underway, with performances scheduled for March 2006. Fans of musicals may also be interested to note that the preface to the play "contains several lines made famous by Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady". All together now: "The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain..." http://home.comcast.net/~mike.aronson/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html |
| ANDREAS SKILHAGEN Johnny Cheuk - 08 Jul 2005 11:45am Simple and clean site with some amazing work. http://www.andreasskilhagen.com/ |
| Colour Lovers Suzanne Brown - 08 Jul 2005 11:02am If you're struggling with your colour palette and need some inspiration check this site out. http://colourlovers.com/ |
| Stick at it Suzanne Brown - 08 Jul 2005 10:56am D&AD dishes out prestigious student design awards...details |
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Stick at it D&AD dishes out prestigious student design awards |
| Al Heighton Computer Arts - Amy - 06 Jul 2005 2:53pm Al Heighton has been pretty busy since appearing in Computer Arts issue 102. So check out his latest, slightly surreal illustration work on his newly-updated website. He's even given us a little thank you. What a nice man! http://www.alanheighton.co.uk/ |
| NTI at NFT Jon Burgerman - 06 Jul 2005 10:25am Computer games are becoming more like films, films look like computer games.. it sure can get confusing. Get over to the NFT this weekend to hear what industry folk from both sides of the fence think about it all. http://www.bfi.org.uk/showing/nft/nti/ |
| Fontifier Suzanne Brown - 05 Jul 2005 6:03pm Fontifier turns a scanned sample of your own handwriting into a font. http://www.fontifier.com/ |
| Nestea Ice Tea site Suzanne Brown - 05 Jul 2005 5:43pm A nice website for a tasty summertime beverage. http://www.nesteaice.com |
| Scion ad Suzanne Brown - 04 Jul 2005 5:41pm Attik working with The Embassy and director Wilson Tang, created the Citroen dancing transformer ad. Here's their latest for the Toyota Scion. Click here for the full Quicktime version. |
| London Cafe Tour Suzanne Brown - 04 Jul 2005 5:39pm Everyone's got their favourite greasy spoon (or rather 'classic cafe') mine was George's in King's Cross - sadly it's no longer there due to re-development of the area. http://www.classiccafes.co.uk/Tour_central.html |
| Curtis meets Carson Computer Arts - Garrick - 04 Jul 2005 11:22am See Hillman Curtis interview David Carson, and while your there, check out vids of Stefan Sagmeister, Paula Scher and more. Essential viewing! http://www.hillmancurtis.com/hc_web/film_video.shtml |
| LEVI'S Digital Arts Award 2005 Suzanne Brown - 01 Jul 2005 5:44pm Get your entry in with a chance to win an iPod Shuffle. The overall winner gets an iBook. If you're not feeling creative - then cast a vote for your favourite entry. http://www.eu.levi.com/ldaa |
| Surrealistic Stella ad Computer Arts - Jim - 01 Jul 2005 10:51am So this is what everyone's favourite loopy juice does to you once you get beyond the urge to punch random strangers. Link. |
| Having trouble sleeping? Suzanne Brown - 01 Jul 2005 10:23am The Horlick's website has that nice, sleepy feel to it - it might just help you get some zzz's. http://www.horlicks.co.uk/ |
| Google Earth Suzanne Brown - 01 Jul 2005 10:18am Google Earth is a free software package that gives 3-D views of cities. http://earth.google.com/ |
| Cut It Out Exhibition Suzanne Brown - 30 Jun 2005 11:58am Public art up for grabs - just keep your eyes peeled if you're in London this month. http://www.computerarts.co.uk/news/cut_it_out |
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Cut It Out Exhibition Public art up for grabs – just keep your eyes peeled if you're in London this month. |
| Mobile Cinema Gillian Carson - 28 Jun 2005 5:47pm Every back garden and front room, hillside and cliff-top, wine bar and night club is a potential cinema this Summer with the return of the Shooting People Mobile Cinema - the UK's only touring cinema which brings the screen to the audience, wherever they may be. www.themobilecinema.com |
| Tetka Computer Arts - Jim - 28 Jun 2005 12:06pm One fully jointed model, lots of bubbles and a bit of gravity. Doesn't sound like much, but it's a recipe for more wasted time than we'd care to admit to. http://www.izpitera.ru/lj/tetka.swf |
| The home of vinyl toys CA Projects - Kate - 28 Jun 2005 10:36am Founded in 2002 and the spiritual fathers of the current vinyly toy mania, Amos's site is well worth a visit - we love the current chav characters on the homepage. www.amostoys.com |
| Purple Top Design CA Projects - Kate - 28 Jun 2005 10:22am Set up by two fresh-out-of-college design students, Purple Top Design is an interactive agency with a fantastic web site featuring some cool screensavers, some top pixel art and games. check it out: www.purpletopdesign.co.uk |
| Hate triumphs Suzanne Brown - 27 Jun 2005 5:02pm Wieden+Kennedy's Honda ad wins again, this time at Cannes. The UK ad agency have also picked up a D&AD award...more info. |
| The Corpse Bride Suzanne Brown - 27 Jun 2005 12:31pm Check out the trailer for Tim Burton's upcoming stop-motion animated movie. http://corpsebridemovie.warnerbros.com/ |
| Le Building Computer Arts - Jim - 27 Jun 2005 11:07am What better way to start the week than with an outstanding short animation from France? We can think of a few, but they're not available to us right now, so Le Building will do just fine. http://www.le-building.com/ |
| Derren Brown website Suzanne Brown - 24 Jun 2005 2:52pm Careful he might be controlling your mind - did you really make that mouse click or did Derren? Ooooo...scary! http://www.derrenbrown.co.uk/ |
| Got a spare minute or two? Computer Arts - Amy - 23 Jun 2005 1:13pm Then why not visit the portfolio site of Computer Arts favourite Andy Potts. There's tonnes of new work on show here, including an illustration from Computer Arts issue 111. www.andy-potts.com |
| The Ronin relaunches Computer Arts - Garrick - 23 Jun 2005 12:00pm Motion graphics artist Rob Chiu has relaunced theronin.co.uk. Check out his awesome portfolio of work... http://www.theronin.co.uk |
| Resonata Computer Arts - Jim - 23 Jun 2005 11:28am Make waves with this entertaining applet - play around with the settings (we're not sure what half of them mean) and watch the patterns dance. Link. |
| Miki Amano Suzanne Brown - 23 Jun 2005 11:15am Check out Miki Amano's portfolio of illustration and design. Nice textiles too! http://www.mikiamano.com/ |
| 10% Off Stitcher Express Suzanne Brown - 22 Jun 2005 12:41pm REALVIZ is currently offering Computer Arts readers 10% off Stitcher Express and the Stitcher Express/Adobe Photoshop Elements 3 bundle. Details |
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Save 10% on Stitcher Express and Photoshop Elements Buy the latest version of Stitcher at a discount with Computer Arts |
| Don't Click It Suzanne Brown - 21 Jun 2005 12:18pm An experiment in alternative interfaces, users navigate without clicking the mouse. http://www.dontclick.it |
Quicktime 7
QuickTime updates don’t usually get us that excited. But the inclusion of the H.264 codec in QuickTime 7 has us drooling as it’s the one the PSP uses for movies. Stick your showreel on a big memory card and put it on a PSP – that’s progress!
Canon EOS 350D
Canon’s pro-am SLR gets even better, now with an 8 megapixel sensor and new features previously only found on much more expensive models, including three focus modes, monochrome mode and faster memory card writing.
Annoying Apple
Jobs and co have sparked ire for getting heavy-handed with a student who put the latest OSX update online, so much so that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has spoken out and offered him $1,000 towards his defence.
Drunkenblog.com
Loonatics
“Hey, let’s take the Looney Toons characters and re-imagine them as angular, edgy superhero types in the year 2772 for today’s teen demographic!” No, really, we’re sure it’ll be at least as wonderful as Scrappy Doo.
Postgazette.com
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