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To create conceptually reinforced images from user data stemming from Twitter and other social networking sites.
I have developed a script to make art out of the Twitter public data feed. I call each example a Twittterscape, though more accurately they could be described as user data driven images derived from the Twitter public data feed. I will post updates as these develop into greater scope with Twitter and other data.Update 4/19/10 Auto-generating Twitterscapes are now live!
http://twitterscap.es
In: Art / Studio Projects, Conceptual, Web Development, Ongoing
To promote a person, business, or service that rocks, free of charge!
Well, considering advertisements should be used to promote stuff I actually want to have on my site, I am hereby introducing the “Absolutely Free” Ad Space - the ad space I give away for FREE to the company, service, or person I am inclined to feature for as long as I wish to feature them. This may be a friend, a cause, the return of a favor, or whatever, but this I can guarantee: it is absolutely un-coerced and out of my own intention. It is absolutely free traffic for the beneficiary, and they deserve it, for just being cool enough to deserve this free real estate on my site. Nuff said!
Free Ad Space on .www.carolinecblaker.com
In a short while, I will have a form set up on this website to fill out for new ad considerations. Filling this out fully is the best guarantee of getting the Ad Space- that and sending me a direct email knowing to expect you. Feel free to tell your friends about the “Absolutely Free” Ad space too!
In: Web Development, Ongoing
Blogs
Self as Informant
Drawing a blank. Once you graduate from self-relecting art, what’s next? Jim Lutes and the Whitney Biennial helped me find the answer.State of the Studio - 05/05/10
What should amount to more time in the studio has not yet - but last night I blasted through the lethargy that had been creeping in around my home workspace.
One Million Bones on the Washington Mall
In 2013, one million bones will flood the national mall like a mass grave in protest of our government turning away from genocide in Rwanda, Burma, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, on our watch. After the Holocaust, we promised 'never again' yet our lawmakers have continued to turn the other cheek to these contemporary atrocities. What can you do? Its very simple. Read on.
Rick’s “Roll” in our wedding
Since our wedding song was too sappy, we had to heel it with a lively juxtaposition. So we decided to Rickroll everyone.
The Planet Earth: Amazon’s Earth Day gift
It appears that for Earth Day only, Amazon is offering Planet Earth: The Complete BBC Series [Blu-ray]
for a mere $37.99 (down from $100) - here is why I love this series so much.
A web-based developer makeover
A major shift in career for any web developer means a major shift in that developer’s website. Here are five major things I have identified I need to do with my website before it becomes my greatest online asset.
Data Driven Art: Twitterscapes and more