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An Unframed Incidental Art Tour

Thursday, July 26th, 2007

For a few weeks now my left brain has been absorbed in the details of implementing a client’s web site. Being wedded to a tight deadline and having already done all the loose, creative design stuff, I’m now focused almost exclusively on solving the challenges of writing computer code in what is still a new […]

Save My Authenticity!

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007

A curious bit of personal history came to mind after I read Rachel Clarke’s blog post about an online game (SaveMyHusband.com) which is based on a fake kidnapping. Rachel picked up on my ‘We Were Framed’ post in which I explain how we use ‘frames’ to distinguish the real from the fake. She also summarized […]

We Were Framed!

Friday, June 1st, 2007

This is fun!

It’s amazing what can be done with inexpensive consumer level equipment these days. I like the aesthetic too. The wobbly camera, the jumpy edits, the music that catches the mood, the awareness of the camera by these guys who are hamming it up and having a good time. A nice cross between the […]

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