Interactive Window Display

Interactive Display Window Concept from Gustaf Engström on Vimeo.

Interactive Window Concept made for the module Advanced Interface Design at Hyper Island hosted by North Kingdom.

Made by:
Beatriz Areilza bareilza.com
Gustaf Engström gustafengstrom.se
Juliana Oliveira Silva cargocollective.com/​julianasilva
Lucas Lima luklima.com
Marcus Wallander lorem-ipsum.se

Coach during the project: Thomas Larsson at B-Reel (Stockholm)

Music: Bonobo - Kiara

Shot with a RED ONE camera at 120fps in december 2010.
Camera provided by: Ljud & Bildmedia, ljud-bildmedia.se
Green screen: Pump Station Studio, pumpstation.se

music and balls

It's Friday...again! Wow, this week flew by.





Make sure you check out the "Making of" video of the Sony, it's bouncy ball goodness!

the end of: too much time on my hands?

Click for vid.

I was sitting on the subway today on my way home when this song started playing on my headphones. As I sat there during rush hour, I couldn't help but think what the video for this song looked like, and lo and behold, it was exactly how I imagined it would be (especially the special effect motion-trailing during the intro....amazing!)

Ch-ch-ch-ch-chaaanges

Click for link to video. [by Lorcan Finnegan]

Spring is almost here, although you can barely tell through the freezing wind, sleet, and snow. Hopefully this video will make the rest of your cold, dark, wintery week a little more colourful.

{cue "Changes" by David Bowie now}

the Weakerthans

the Constantines

Two point five Weakerthans

One Weakerthan

The greatest thing about purchasing tickets when they first become available is that after three months, you virtually forget about the show up until the afternoon of and then it becomes a wonderful surprise when you suddenly have a concert to go to that night!

Tenori-on! (aka kickass LiteBrite)

I came across the Tenori-on about a year ago but never thought that it would really take flight until today when I came across (somewhat unshamedly from the urbanoutfittersblog) an actually impressive and fun use for the thousand dollar plus synth-lite brite.

Such a good cover, I'm going to make a mental note to learn this on guitar tomorrow....maybe I can rig up some Value Village LiteBrites on some timers and foot pedals to emulate the same effect?

Sea and Cake - Good enough for cruise ships and probably for your parents

I'm just waking up from my night after going to see the Sea and Cake at Lee's Palace, and seeing them live confirmed that they did indeed sound like rocking cruise ship music. Unfortunately, I was still a little embarrassed and self-conscious about my new crappy camera and I didn't bring him out last night, but I'll post this vid up here instead.

An aside: Is it just me, or does the singer kind of look like Sting, the guitarist looks like his favourite concoctions include vinegar and baking soda, and the drummer? Well, he looks so damn happy that he gets to drum. Man, they rock.

I wish I had brought my camera out last night, but if you're looking for something to give to your parents this upcoming Christmas, I'd recommend the Sea and Cake to transport them to visions of shuttle board, cabana boys, and seagulls.


designed by Ryan Noble, Kangaroo Press;
photo from Layout Workbook, Kristin Cullen, p183