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ASCII Video Projector « earthlingsoft Homepage Present films using characters Download (Version 3, 508KB, Mac OS X.4) 10 Cool & Interesting Web Applications On Fonts & Typography Typography is art in its truest sense, and the web has certainly made it more mainstream. Choosing the right fonts and a theme to go with it are joined at the hip when it comes to web design. The right combination gives us a web design that spells ‘wow’. Not all of us are graphic designers or art directors; but that shouldn’t stop us from exploring the wonderful world of typography. Typefaces and fonts are just a part of it.

55 Great Sites For Woodworkers :Construction Management Schools: Construction Management Degree Do you have a love for woodworking? Having a husband that loves working in the garage and two sons in woodshop at school, I decided to put this list of sites together to help them as well as help others. From the novice to the advanced, if you are looking for some tips and tricks, design ideas, or just want to see what others are doing, this list has what you are looking for. These sites are not listed in any order other than by general topic. 1. ikeduende.com Tamayo on Ikebana Ikebana is not just about flower arranging. Through the act of ikebana, you become involved in the process of terminating the life of a botanical creature, of discovering the beauty, mystery and power of plants, and the variety of possible outcomes is simply enormous! By creating a momentary art piece, ikebana instills in us a positive attitude, a fortitude and an ability to concentrate deeply. This is one way to enrich our lifestyle.

Matthew Albanese's incredible landscape art made from household objects These stunning landscape images should belong in National Geographic magazine but they are actually models made using household items. Artist Matthew Albanese spends hours on his sculptures – whose materials include tile grouting, cinnamon and steel wool – and then brings them to life using clever photography. Some of his designs are less than 1m (3ft) long but the remarkable effect is gained by the angle of the camera. Mr Albanese, 26, began making his Blue Peter-style models two years ago and has already sold seven of his works for more than £600 each.

Image-to-Image Demo - Affine Layer Interactive Image Translation with pix2pix-tensorflow The pix2pix model works by training on pairs of images such as building facade labels to building facades, and then attempts to generate the corresponding output image from any input image you give it. The idea is straight from the pix2pix paper, which is a good read. edges2cats Trained on about 2k stock cat photos and edges automatically generated from those photos.

Engineering and Math Please enable JavaScript to view the <a href=" powered by Disqus.</a> Engineering and Math Follow Us Views: 324,010 Engineering and Math We are all homeless: The "WE ARE ALL HOMELESS" Project - an introduction This project began in 1993 when I started buying and collecting signs from the homeless. (More on that in the description of the art show HOME?) Over the past few years I have developed art work using the signs, which became focused while I was pursuing an MFA in Arts & Technology at UTDallas. In the Fall 2009 semester we were challenged to develop an art project that would be interventionist in nature, meaning that it would cause some interruption in our daily lives, which resulted in the development of WE ARE ALL HOMELESS. It began as a series of "flash mob happenings," where a few dozen people holding up authentic homeless signs converged on an intersection or other public location (2009-2010).

Between the Seconds With the click of a shutter sometimes we become privy to the strange world that occurs between the seconds.