It’s once again Web Wednesday in Hong Kong tonight. This week’s special guest is from television — no she’s not famous. She’s Ivy Wong, COO for TVB.com (one of Hong Kong’s local broadcasters — Warning: the site’s not English-language friendly).
However, since the Web Wednesday gathering is really about the schmoozing, …
A man rides up on his bike and projects a video onto a wall beside you. What do you do? Do you watch, ask for popcorn, or flee to safety? If the man on the bike is Fernando Llanos, you’ll want to stick around — even if you can’t stand the artsy-fartsy mumbo-jumbo that describes his work [via Madrid Abierto]:
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There seems to be a lot of excitement about Prince Charles saving about 15 tons of carbon dioxide by not attending The World Future Energy Summit 2008. In his place, he sent a hologram.
Of course, it wasn’t actually a hologram — not like the, "help me Obi-Wan Kenobi…" transmission you might imagine.
The hologram is based on a 19th century trick, called …
Here’s a quick lesson on the evolution of animation [via BoingBoing TV] — and a much hard lesson to grasp from a true innovator on just what it means to think outside the box:
Today on Boing Boing tv — more subversive animated genius from David O’Reilly, a 22-year-old experimental filmmaker from Ireland whose style lies somewhere between Kubrick and …