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Four interesting web-projects : Cymbolism from Suffolk Software at cymbolism.com, which aims to quantify the association between colours and words with the help of the visitors. As a feedback participating public can see statistics with colours attached to specific word.
Another project is We Feel Fine by Kamvar and Harris at : www.wefeelfine.org . It is a database of human feelings collected over three years from personal blogs on Internet. With the interactive application’s help I was able to get valuable statistics on most expressed feelings according to gender, geography and time. The project is very well documented in the book form: We Feel Fine: An Almanac of Human Emotion,, which I highly recommend.
I also find interesting tool from cssprism.com, which aloud to view and modify the color spectrum from any website or CSS file. Another useful application is: Adobes Kuler: and by them recommend links to color theory.
Colour mood
Creative alphabets and letters
You'll find plenty of inspiration at: davidairey.com, sharesomecandy.com and letterplayground.com
Pikmin Project as Lego creations
Norwegian Filip Felberg has been building with Lego blocks characters of his favorite video game Nintendo's Pikmin. Characters gallery on Flickr
Info Via: gamesetwatch.com ,
Tilt-Shift Photography (miniature faking )
Tilt-Shift Photography Photoshop Tutorial via: tiltshiftphotography.net
Oldest Animation
A 5,200-year-old bowl discovered in Iran seems to be the oldest animation. More info via: animationmagazine.net
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