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CanvasPop

12/12/2011

Canvaspop – Print your Instagram photos on Canvas

This week I received my first print from Canvaspop, a service that prints your Instagram photos on canvas, and I am impressed. The process was simply – login to the site, connect to Instagram and buy a print at pre defined sizes. There is even a LivingSocial deal going on right now where you can [...]

iwu

10/22/2011

Illinois Wesleyan University Alumni Award Ceremony

Today I was awarded the Robert M Montgomery Outstanding Young Alumnus Award from Illinois Wesleyan University. I was presented the award at the annual alumni lunch at the Shirk Center on the IWU campus. The other award winners and I were also announced at halftime at the Titan homecoming football game with the rest of [...]

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06/29/2011

Shepard Fairey in Williamsburg Brooklyn Shepard Fairey installing a new piece in Williamsburg

eps

06/28/2011

Ericpaulsnowden.com Redesign 2011

Today, I’m proud to announce the relaunch of Ericpaulsnowden.com. This project was complete redesign and re-build from the CMS level up. My entire site now runs on WordPress for the first time, including my portfolio, and the site was designed to fit a tablet form factor. It was also important that the motion of the [...]

fastcompany

11/08/2010

Fast Company Design Blog

Fast Company has launched a design blog featuring some pretty eclectic posts. Everything from Infographics of the Mexican drug cartel, to hotel design from Paris and double sided peanut butter jars. Check out this article about innovative iPad design. Site design bu Scott Thomas of Designing Obama fame. View the Fast Company design site here. [...]

blog post

11/01/2009

Believe the Hype

Branden Hall & Joshua Davis have created a new ActionScript 3 framework called HYPE, which simplifies a lot of complex actions in Flash like creating auto generating graphics, mouse followers and grid based patterns. Think of it as a how to be Joshua Davis toolkit. From the site: HYPE is a creative coding framework built [...]

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08/21/2009

The CD case as musical instrument

A pretty interesting marketing idea from musician Moldover, a San Francisco based artist who has made his CD case just as desirable as the music itself. Using knowledge of custom circuits, he made the case for his CD into a crude theremin. Check out the YouTube video below.

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07/12/2009

Stupid Name. Cool Brushes!

The title says it all. Brusheezy is a great site for downloading free Photoshop brushes and patterns and voting on your favorites. It’s a mixed bag as far as quality, and there is no categorization or searching, but all in all there are a lot of great sets if you are patient. Get free Photoshop [...]

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06/29/2009

Marcus Buck Photography

Do yourself a favor and dig into this simple Flash website featuring the beautiful photography of Marcus Buck. I highly recommend checking out his series of photographs showing the outlines that buildings leave after they have been torn down. To get there click “Freie Arbeiten” then “Restarchitektur”. Such beautiful images.

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11/24/2008

Sculptures by Al Farrow

While in San Francisco for the Adobe MAX Conference I was able to check out a few local art shows, with the work of Al Farrow really standing out to me. His recent sculptures are of buildings with religious signifigance (mosques, temples, cathedrals) build entirely out of guns and bullets. They are ecceptionally well crafted, [...]

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