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It seems all I have the time for lately is to collect for days on end loads of visual baggage and then offload it here for bots, feedreaders and humans alike to enjoy, I hope.
I don’t think the organization or juxtaposition of any of these images or tidbits of text make any sense, but then [...]

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I can’t even recall where I left off to be honest. Some of this stuff might even go as far back as the end of May, I don’t have a clue. I can’t keep up with my own life it seems, let alone keep up with documenting it appropriately anymore!
Hopefully it’ll all make sense eventually. [...]

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dEaR DAd

2008Jun15

love ya Dude!
(and thanks to the future post function of WordPress, even if I forget to call, I’ll have published this post as proof that I was thinking about you! ahhhhh open source technology used to express one’s affection!)
(and thanks Henry for your original drawing!)

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following on from the success of my recent some images, some words post, I present you now with more images, but less words (we’re primarily a visual culture after all, are we not?):
big trucks

from 2008 Feb 24 in the NYTimes, this graphic shows the vehicle power needed to move (and to protect, I assume) American [...]

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paperbots

2008Jun10

continuing from my paper-art-is-all-the-craze (see DIY Architecture), click here for some PDF-downloadable Japanese paperbots. You’ll have to figure out the assembly yourself - I only understand the visual language: I click the icon, get the respective robot page, eventually find the PDF, download, cutout, robotparty!

this bot, with the six-shooter extendo-arm reminds me a bit of [...]

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shanghai model

2008Jun10

Shanghai has a model of its city that may very well rival that of the Panorama of New York City at the Queens Museum.
Panoramas and city-models are amazing things, in that they attempt to capture the spread and density of a city in a moment. But how do you capture a city whose construction projects [...]

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