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This is a Berlin, Germany based Tumblelog by Uwe Viehmann.
Mostly written in 'modest' english but sometimes also very deutsch.
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Released 20 years ago today. All hail
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happy birthday, gerhard richter!
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1. FC Köln’s 5-0 win against St. Pauli on the last matchday of the 1977/78 season meant that they were crowned champions, breaking the Bayern...
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Meet Raul.
Raul is the doorman at the hotel I stayed at in New York. One morning, I walk out of the door and he sees my SoundCloud jacket. He asks...
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A beginners guide to HTML and CSS via @SmashingMag (edit: By Code Academy instructor Shay Howe, HT codeacademy.org)
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Internet Meme Movie Posters by Stefan Van Zoggel
You remember the memes, as they were mercilessly hammered into your head with a rusty pike, but...
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“Being a Web designer & not considering speed/performance is like being a print designer & not considering how your colors will print.”
Arcade Fire - Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
The video embedded above is the classic version. There is also a much better interactive one, that can be seen and used and danced to via www.sprawl2.com. It’s fun.
BUT: If you want the full excitement I suggest to start with this trailer, then watch the classic video and then try the interacti… Know what? Do what you want. Just do it!
The Subway in Pictures: An interactive gallery of New York Times photography documenting 10 decades of New York City’s subway system.
(via Sarah d.C. on FB)
WOW. Go and type in your childhood address at thewildernessdowntown.net to play the new, interactive video for the song “We Used To Wait” by Arcade Fire. You’ll get the best experience with the Google Chrome browser. And guess what, Germany: “There is not enough streetview data” for my full experience. So you better pretend to be born somewhere else to get the whole fun. The video was directed by Chris Milk and built in HTML5. Good idea. Thank god for the internetz.
Read more about the project in this Wired article.
(via Stereogum)
Interactive CD cover designed by Hubero Kororo for the record “Pappeltalks” by Ivan Palacký & Andrea Neumann. By opening the CD packaging on the side ink is set free and flows into the cover that has been straight white before. Very nice idea. Order here.
