Archive for category computers
New Look

After a long while with my old theme, it was long overdue to update the look of this site. Big thanks to the creators of Fusion, which is the basis of this new look you see. I’ve adjusted the header height, tweaked some elements in the sidebar, new custom bullets and did some color shifting. Overall, I didn’t really change it too much – it’s a nice clean theme.
Milkcrate Powerpoint presentation
Posted by jfx in computers, milkcrates, teaching, zines on February 28th, 2008
| In the Fall of 2004 I was asked by the Industrial Design department at University of the Arts in Philadelphia to speak. My presentation, culled from powerpoint, is available here for your viewing pleasure. –> View milkcrate lecture here. The presentation was a hit, and the students asked a slew of questions afterwards. |
good web
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My buddy Snacks sent this link over. An artist from the + gallery in Denver, Colorado named Michale Whiting created this sculpture at the left, “handplant” and many other cool things. |
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Old school skate heads always need a good place to reminisce – retroskatestickers.com is the place. |
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I had this same idea some time ago. I even bought a domain name. But, I didn’t act on it. The idea is pretty simple – a web site that users can log into and post their favorite skate spots. Spotcovr did it, and they built a powerful site, that users can log into and edit, post, and show spots the world. |
I Love Patterns, you can too
| I love patterns, repeat patterns and if you add some pixels then I’m all set. I needed to create a small hash mark repeat pattern recently and I got way distracted and created over 50 pixel repeat patterns. I decided to share them with the world. You can download the illustrator files here. There are also some simple instructions on how to alter the patterns, change them, and colorize them. Download the CS3 version, the CS2 version, the Illustrator 10 version, or for you old school heads, the EPS version. |









My buddy Snacks sent this link over. An artist from the 
Old school skate heads always need a good place to reminisce – 
I had this same idea some time ago. I even bought a domain name. But, I didn’t act on it. The idea is pretty simple – a web site that users can log into and post their favorite skate spots. 













