The image of computers in popular music.
“I can count every star in the heavens above but I have no heart I can’t fall in love…”
The image of computers in popular music.
“I can count every star in the heavens above but I have no heart I can’t fall in love…”
Moogs/vintage/60’s/70’s/synths
The TED Commandments - most of these should be on peoples do’s and don’t in everyday life - in fact, these are good for people to read before coming to likemind. Here’s my favourites:
Found via @Boxman
UPDATE:
Antony Mayfield points to another set of ideas/rules:
Lovely playful packaging for the Pet shop boys vinyl set. Heavyweight vinyl housed in different coloured sleeves designed to be played around with, if you don’t mind chucking them on the floor. If you do, you can keep them fresh in the perspex case.
Via Creative Review - Yes, it’s the Pet Shop Boys special boxed vinyl edition
“If you know me I have a huge fear of large ships, just the sight of them freaks me out but its not the case here….”
I have the same feelings with boats and dockyards.
(via ISO50 Blog)

Images of Slack Spaces.
Love this work by Cristina Couceiro. B&W images with lovely colour graphics.
via blog.iso50.com
May 2009 Photo Montage

Nothing
Via iso50

Si and matt working on a collage

Reading the art of looking sideways
Auckland Museum have collaborated with some musicians and sound artists to create soundtracks for sections of the museum. Reminded me a little bit of the soundtrack I listened to at Alcatraz, and how much it added to the experience. This also made me think about how often I wander around with my ipod playing, and how nice it is to not have it on sometimes, to hear the actual sounds of the place I’m in.