Lisa sez, "I've been working these past few weeks on this installation with Electric
Sheep artist Spot Draves. He and Second Life 3-D artist Somatika Xiao
(a.k.a. David Stumbaugh) have put together an incredible interactive art
exhibit in Second Life. We're having an opening this
Thursday night - March 13th, with Spot there live at 7pm.
I've just posted the first
part of a multi-part interview with him that explains the nuts and
bolts behind his incredible art."
Link
(Thanks, Lisa!)
See also:
Electric Sheep artificial life DVD launch March 31, San Francisco
Electric Sheep: Evolved fractals movie in NYC next Sat
People are so boring! A new study shows there are only four clusters of personality. Why bother talking to folks? Via Ars Technica: People love taking online quizzes; just ask Buzzfeed and Facebook. A new study has sifted through some of the largest online data sets of personality quizzes and identified four distinct “types” therein. […]
Great Whites travel months to visit what The San Francsico Chronicle describes as a “shark lair” in the Pacific Ocean. Mystified scientists took a deeper look.
Design studio Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell animated how it may be possible to build a lunar base with today’s technology. They based the video on articles in New Space: The Journal of Space Entrepreneurship and Innovation. See you on the dark side?
iOS 12 is finally here, which means now is the best time for aspiring developers to throw their hats into the app development game. While app development can be tricky for some, you can take an intuitive, beginner-friendly approach to understanding app creation and Apple’s latest iOS platform with the iOS 12 & Xcode 10 Bootcamp, […]
It might still be September, but the holiday season will be here before you know it, which means now is the time to think about where you want to vacation to—and what to do once you get there. To this end, we’ve scoured the Web and tracked down a number of travel hacking ebooks, gadgets, […]
The human eye is a beautiful, incredible thing, but it’s far from perfect, especially when it comes to examining objects up close. Capable of magnifying objects up to 1,000 times, this portable microscope camera lets you see wonders hidden to your regular vision, and it’s on sale today for $38.99. Don’t let its compact size fool […]
