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a few images ive done recently. mainly appreciating colour combinations.

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As most of you are likely aware, the federal goverment cut $4.6 million
from the Museums Assistance Program on September 25. If you have a
moment, please have a look at — and sign! — Lee Boyko’s petition in
support of museums:

link

Please also pass this link on to all your friends and networks. Numbers
count in this game, so if it generates enough names it will prove a
useful tool for the Canadian Museums Association!

just grabbed mine over the weekend. yummmmmmmy

apologies for not putting any time whatsoever to this little bloggy lately. the transition to my new spot, and the energy put into my new thing, have left this bloggy a tad malnourished of any substantial goodness. (minus some friday music posts from the big man that has been holding the pillars in place)
the past week has been especially interesting as i was able to participate in this year’s Interactive Screen festival/conference that the BNMI holds every year.
our research team (angus, rupinder, davide, moi) were asked to present our most current mobile experience ideas which brought many needed mixed reactions. there were lots critisism’s and much praise from experts in the field. i’d say more praise which keeps it all worthwhile.

check this link out for intelligent writing on the event’

anne galloway’s blog here:

and here for all the fun pics!

tons of fun flickr goodness here:

some super fun collaborative motion shorts for your eyes and ears.

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some nice, simple, but I assume complicated animation put to John Coltrane’s Giant Steps.

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a site that i visit quite often for music news seems to have gone through a major update. loving the layout and graphic style so i thought i’d share. generally good write-ups on bands and a varied range of genres. lots of sample tracks to download or add to an online playlist.

Enjoy, but keep coming back here on fridays for tunes we like ;)

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