I do think it was quite brilliant to see that large sheet of green duck as something waiting to be de-and-re-constructed. I guess every designer did this to varying to degrees, but the folks who stripped and wove it saw something there that I didn’t.
Speaking of seeing things that I didn’t, I love these [...]
by Yohei
My next door neighbor’s dogs, little rabbit sized things, are always barking. Footsteps in the hallway or quiet talking, any hardly perceptible sound can set off the yapping. But I don’t mind the barking so much as the man bellowing “QUIET!” every time they do. Despite their size, they’re fully grown [...]
As Open is all about how pieces and ideas change and grow I thought I’d post this new version of a short essay originally published here under the title Spray Paint on the Splintered frames of Parc Avenue.
There is a sense of emptiness
now that we walk cement hallways
and it’s tough to leave a mark.
Once, humans [...]
Parkour, or Free Running, is a speedy, athletic, and artistic way of moving through (up and over) urban space. Like most things city kids dream up, it has a way of evoking the sense of what’s been lost beneath all this concrete, while at the same time celebrating the strange, hard contours of the space. [...]
There is much buzz on the web about the need for designers to engage with the possibilites of CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets. The emphasis out there is largely on demonstrating CSS’s ability to enable style switching- transforming the entire look of a page in and around the same content and structure. And this [...]
In the book of Chinese parables I was given so long ago I only remember it always being there,
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