There is something when catastrophes happen people want to share where they were. We all do it. That is why this New York Times interactive map is such a great tool. Connecting people and their memories from all over the world with social networking tools is genius. Kudos to the New York Times for taking a step to be innovative and thinking past the print product.
Handmade Portraits: USB Typewriter from Etsy on Vimeo. Inspired by fellow tech-savvy enthusiasts at hackerspace Hive76, inventor Jack Zylkin...
Transform a piece of paper into a morphing three-dimensional sculpture. Via Sparkyarf
This weekend Dallas hosted Aurora – a free contemporary art event held around the Dallas Arts District. Art pieces...
As a designer the most exciting thing is getting to see your design on the final product. No matter...
Think of how much better you would could look if you could add makeup directly from the camera.Well luckily...
Check out my other travels – Big Bend – Boston – Denver – Hill Country, Texas – Hot Springs – Mexico – New York City – Portland...
Adventures at Big Talbot Island, a Florida State Park. Big Talbot Island has eroded over time, creating 30-foot bluffs and...
