Tag Archives: theFWA

Boone Oakley all-video website

July 2, 2009 – 7:57 PM

Last summer I wrote here about the then-fairly-new feature of video annotations on YouTube. At the time, the Samsung “follow your instinct” campaign I talked about was the best example of what could be done with it, but that bar has been decidedly raised. June’s SOTM on theFWA is great little web site implemented completely [...]

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Proximity of Concave Scream

June 22, 2009 – 5:36 AM

Thanks to The FWA, I stumbled across an interesting website for a band I’d never heard of out of Singapore called Concave Scream.

It’s a pretty fun site to play around with. It’s basically a mathematical visualization, mapping a bunch of colored points, based on a selection of images of book covers. It’s very interactive, with [...]

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Hotel 626

April 2, 2009 – 9:31 AM

We tend to concentrate a lot on physical installation projects on this blog, but every so often a web project warrants a nod as well. Such is the case with Hotel 626. I’ve been wanting to write it up ever since it was a SOTM on theFWA (always a great resource for website innovation)  back [...]

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