Pocket cinema: Reactive Books by John Maeda
You know, my digital dad is media artist and designer John Maeda… of course, he doesn’t know that I even exist… I mean, he has lotsa digital kids scattered around the cyberspace…
Oh, how I like his work, because his books are like the Tao Te Ching for us, digital natives trying to find a glimpse of nature in rows and rows of pixels…
Photo: John Maeda, taken from karagatan.wordpress. com
DanceWriter 2.0 installation by Typotheque
DanceWriter (2007) is an interesting online tool that converts text into simple dance moves. Meaning, you can create your own choreography by typing something – a message or by random clickin’ at the keyboard…
DanceWriter
Four Letter Words
Robert Seward‘s LED artwork ‘Four Letter Words’ just grabbed my attention few minutes ago. It’s his latest work based on Arduino, and I find it rather interesting because of the whole construction complexity… and e-typography approach…
Human body and typography – gallery
Here are some great examples how designers, artists and typographers can combine human body and its condition in their work…
Ariana Page Russel (c), photo taken from: glia.ca