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June 2009
Wallpaper* Magazine | Sex Issue: Type Tart Cards |
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Entretien avec un vampire - Film de vampire
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May 2009
La Nuit du Street Art // 25 Mai 09 :: Paris // 14h > Minuit :: Gratuit
Why trains run slower now than they did in the 1920s. - By Tom Vanderbilt - Slate Magazine
aaaah ce pays de progrès.The aforementioned Montreal Limited, for example, circa 1942, would pull out of New York's Grand Central Station at 11:15 p.m., arriving at Montreal's (now defunct) Windsor Station at 8:25 a.m., a little more than nine hours later. To make that journey today, from New York's Penn Station on the Adirondack, requires a nearly 12-hour ride.
Développement efficace avec les frameworks CSS - La Case de l'Oncle Tom
April 2009
One in 8 Million - New York Characters in Sound and Images - The New York Times
One in 8 Million - New York Characters in Sound and Images - The New York Times
CR Blog » Blog Archive » Tom Gauld’s sketchbooks
For a brief glimpse into the working methods of one of the UK’s best illustrators, head on over to Tom Gauld’s new Flickr page, where he has uploaded several of his sketchbook pages. For example, you can see how a cartoon he did for the Guardian entitled, The Street Tom Waits Grew Up On, evolved from a list of ideas and drawings to final artwork…
March 2009
February 2009
vitostreet » Toiles errantes [Atelier - Exposition - Contre performance]
Cartoon renditions of Hungarian Rhapsody No 2
microprinter / FrontPage
Tom describes it as "an experiment in physical activity streams and notification, using a repurposed receipt printer connected to the web". Hackers across the country are buying up old old receipt printers and imaginatively repurposing them into something new. We call them microprinters.
January 2009
Twitch - Three New Clips For Tom Moore’s BRENDAN AND THE SECRET OF KELLS
praises of Michel Ocelot in these pages and now it looks as though French animation house Gebeka have got something truly remarkable coming in Tom Moore’s Brendan and the Secret of Kells.
