Nick found this lovely work from Karsten “Toxi” Schmidt: a cover for Print magazine. The final piece of work – a 3D print-out of generated text – is lovely; just as beautiful, however, are all the steps in the process, “growing” type through reaction diffusion. The video above is one such illustration, but the whole [...]

A while back, in 2007, I wrote about ‘a lost future’ of touch technology, and the rise of a world full of mobile glowing attention-wells. “…it’s likely that we’re locked into pursuing very conscious, very gorgeous, deliberate touch interfaces – touch-as-manipulate-objects-on-screen rather than touch-as-manipulate-objects-in-the-world for now.” It does look very much like we’re living in [...]

June 14th, 2010 by Tom Armitage · 1 Comment

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We’ve just rolled out a new version of Schooloscope. The June releases contains both minor fixes and major new functionality. You can find more about what’s new for June over at the Schooloscope blog.

June 10th, 2010 by Matt Jones · 1 Comment

…wrangling photons as only he can. This photo he took of Schulze is looking out the studio window down Scrutton St. The strange, stormy light, the jumbled-geometry of our neighbourhood and the lens combine. Lovely – and reminds me somehow of an old BERG favourite – David Hockney on perspective and perception…

June 4th, 2010 by Tom Armitage · No Comments

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It’s a hot afternoon in the studio, and the weekend is just around the corner; time to wrap up the week with a selection of links from around the studio. So good it appeared on the studio mailing list twice: a printer made out of Lego and a felt pen. Jack really liked the little [...]

June 2nd, 2010 by Matt Webb · No Comments

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Project update time. Client work. Trumbull (a little project with the BBC) is heading towards prototype. The production tools on the back-end of Mag+ are about to have a significant improvement, and the app is soon to have its next feature release — after a particularly tough development cycle. Schooloscope is a week or so [...]