Month: July 2009

These are my links for July 17th through July 28th:

• .::Maklers 2×2::. – A delightful little tile game.
• Reinventing the desktop (for real this time) – Part 1 – A great essay discussing the flaws in current computer OS UI design. (IE, the desktop/windows metaphor, plus more.)
• PatternWall – Free Seamless Patterns – I don't have much use for these at the moment, but they're quite pretty.
• iPhone : Mobile Air Mouse – This looks pretty sweet. If it works as advertised. (Yet another thing for S to roll her eyes at, I suppose. :)
• 50 Incredible Film Posters From Poland – I really like the CROCODILE DUNDEE.

These are my links for July 2nd through July 17th:

• The Game Crafter – It's self-publishing for games. Pretty incredible.
• Some excellent movie posters – Make sure to check pages 2 and 3 as well.
• Beautiful Modern Vintage Illustrations by Tom Whalen – These are beautiful. But why are they all looking left?
• Invading The Vintage – a set on Flickr – Aliens + Vintage postcards. Pretty sweet.
• Little Green Guys With Guns – Looks like a fun little game.
• Game Design Essentials: 20 RPGs – A long article about foundational roleplaying games.
• Chris Harrison – WikiViz: Visualizing Wikipedia – Wow wowee wow.

These are my links for June 26th through July 1st:

• information aesthetics – Information Visualization & Visual Communication – A beautiful collection of data visualizations. Art from data is a beautiful thing.
• Jourdon Anderson, an ex- Tennessee slave, declines his former master's invitation to return as a laborer on his plantation – Amazing. Primary historical documents are so very worthwhile.
• Power Moby-Dick, the Online Annotation — Chapter 1 – Using arc90's annotation tool
• Unobtrusive Sidenotes – An online annotation tool by arc90. Brilliant.
• Michael Bay Finally Made An Art Movie – A really quite funny review about Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.