Papervision

Papervision, a Flash component introduced to CS3 has been getting the techies in my agency all excited for a while. Why? Because until now, apparently, importing three-dimensional objects into Flash was always a matter of faking it using image sequences rendered from programs such as Maya. This process of course limited the potential of 3D on the web. Not any more though. Visit Papervision experiments to see the latest goings on.

The Big Match

Boy makes an oversized match. Cool.

The Impossible Cool

Photos and quotes from the impossibly cool.

Staring at the Sun

For over 200 days with no observed sunspots, and solar winds dropping to their lowest level for 50 years, scientists are monitoring our star ever more closely. A collection of recent images from consortiums around the world however, reveal the sun's truly awesome power.

Wild Beasts Promo

Here's director duo OneInThree's stunning video for Wild Beasts' track Brave Bulging Buoyant Clairvoyants. Using the Droste Effect that so fascinated Escher OneInThree used The Mill for the final post work.

Executing Kids

Photographer Yeondoo Jung's interpretation of childrens drawings.

This is Sand

Make digital sand images with a selection of colours to hand. The site is 'supported' by My O My, which I assume means they created it.

The Zoomquilt

Very cool. The collaborative Zoomquilt II art project continues.

Diesel Dirty 30 Party

From the Viral Factory and director Keith Schofield, Diesel celebrates its upcoming anniversary using a batch of child-friendly porn, SWF Porn style.

DIY Concorde

Using only a maintenance manual purchased on eBay for £6, PostlerFerguson has created this 1:1 of the concorde engine, Olympus, for a Selfridges window display. The model is both a eulogy to the design feat of Concorde but also to Selfridge’s own heritage - when the store first opened in 1909 it displayed the Bleriot XI, the first airplane to cross the English Channel from Dover to Calais.