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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Regenstein Library at the University of Chicago by Walter Netsch
Not as hard-core as the UIC buildings I’ve covered in the past (also here, here and here), the Regenstein Library’s main architectural moves are the concrete elevation and the two staircases – the main one serving all floors and another … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Photography
Tagged Chicago, Hyde Park, Regenstein Library, University of Chicago, Walter Netsch
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Diagramming creativity
This was done for a Fresh Meat journal competition. Needless to say, it didn’t float with the editorial board. I thought I’d share it anyway. Click to make bigger.
Pritty pitcher
Saw this and couldn’t resist it. Enjoy.
Animato
Done in GIMP. Bon apetit.
Posted in Photography, Weirdness
Tagged animation, GAP plugin, Gimp, open source, tomato
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