Category: art
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Cubescape Highlights 19 May 2008
My great uncle Jeremiah once told me these wise words: "If you give a man a painting, he will enjoy it for one day. But if you give a man a canvas, he will draw a giant penis on it." It's that memory of old uncle ...
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Cubescape 13 May 2008
Cubescape: Your own digital landscape Sometimes I get a little obsessed. And that obsession takes me down a long, winding path. Some might even say a laborious and twisted path. ...
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Circtangles: A JavaScript art installation 25 April 2008
The thought only just occurred to me that I'd never used the newly emerging technology for creating rounded corners in CSS – border-radius . So to rectify this, I set about experimenting with abstract uses ...
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Pixelfest: group artwork 12 November 2004
» Pixelfest group artwork project « Here's the game: can a group of random people, each contributing a teensy weensy bit, make a coherent piece of art/design/garbage purely ...
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My Book: The JavaScript Anthology
The JavaScript Anthology contains over 100 solutions to common Web development challenges such as drag-and-drop interfaces, client-server communication with AJAX/remote scripting, DHTML animation, and many more.
All code used in the book is unobtrusive and accessible, and a key focus is placed upon creating modern, cross-browser scripts.
