Radiolab: The official merch vote! -
So, this is awesome. Ellen Horne, executive producer on Radiolab, got in touch to say that everyone on the show loved the artwork from the print set so much that WNYC want to turn it into official merch, the sale of which will then hopefully go on to benefit the show and the station even further. So as of now, they’re asking for your votes on what you’d like to see made into totes/tees. As I said, awesome.
I am honored to be giving a short presentation at The Economist’s World in 2010 summit on Monday. Part of my presentation is based on word frequencies I found within the issue of The Economist that accompanies this event.
This project represents the first time I have put Processing to practical use. While I am still much faster at hand-crafting the visualizations, I wrote (with considerable help) a little program that compares a list of search terms to the text of the magazine and returns each term’s frequency.
The term “California” appears 23 times in the magazine.
A dead sketch from an editorial piece I was developing that attempts to compare the relative impacts for a New Yorker of enjoying local and imported beers in bottle, can and draft forms.
In Radiolab We Trust is a limited set of prints to benefit Radiolab and WNYC, New York Public Radio. Five prints by myself, Frank Chimero, Nicholas Felton, Meg Hunt and Impactist. Available now!
visual analysis of a piece of music from a color-theory class with vasily kandinsky_1930 heinrich-siegfried bormann 1909-1982
(via perfectdefect-input)
(via perfectdefect-input)
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